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Old March 11th 04, 03:50 PM
Michael 182
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"Teacherjh" wrote in message
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In any case, although it was disappointing (and there was quite a bit of
pressure to get down), the friends with whom I'd been flying had a lot

more
respect for me as a pilot for abandoning the approach rather than trying

again
and again and maybe changing the shape of the aircraft. And they say that

to
this day.

Jose


You were right, you made the right decision, and all that stuff... But as a
somewhat fanatical striped bass (or rockfish, if you are from the
Cheasapeake) fisherman I'd have asked you to do a low pass so I could jump.
Fishing Montauk with a good charter captain is one of the best of all
possible days.

Michael


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Old March 11th 04, 06:31 PM
Teacherjh
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You were right, you made the right decision, and all that stuff... But as a
somewhat fanatical striped bass (or rockfish, if you are from the
Cheasapeake) fisherman I'd have asked you to do a low pass so I could jump.


The wind and waves turned out to be too much for the tuna charter as it turned
out. They cancelled that and went out less far for bluefish or something.

Jose

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