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Old December 13th 03, 03:22 PM
Jim
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Brrrrrrrrrr.... cold here this morning... I had to run up to the airport at
5:00am and help a guy load up the Archer so he could take it today...
balmy -8 this morning! Thank god the hanger is heated and it cranked right
up but I sent along an extension cord and a set of jumper cables just in
case.
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Jim Burns III

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Jay Honeck wrote:

I'm tellin' ya, the very best flying is in winter!


Easy for you to say - *your* plane has a decent heater.

George Patterson
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said is
"Hummmmm... That's interesting...."



 




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