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Isn't ditching, by definition, in the water?
"mindenpilot" wrote in message ... I live out West, where there are hundreds of miles of empty space in every direction. When flight planning, I often say, "I can ditch in that dry lake bed, or that field, or if I have to, on that road." In a couple of weeks, I'm travelling to North Carolina to visit my brother for the holidays. I'm planning on renting a plane at his local airport and taking him for a flight. To prepare, I got the Charlotte sectional. When I opened it up, I couldn't believe it! The thing is literally dotted with airports. They're everywhere! Seems to me, I'd much rather be on the east coast when I have an engine failure, instead of out here where you're lucky to find that dry lake bed (instead of a mountain). Anyone ever notice this before? Adam N7966L Beech Super III |
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![]() "Brad Zeigler" wrote in message ... Isn't ditching, by definition, in the water? Yup. |
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![]() "Steven P. McNicoll" wrote in message ink.net... "Brad Zeigler" wrote in message ... Isn't ditching, by definition, in the water? Yup. Unless... You put it into one of those trenches that are dug around the outsides of fields in the flat, used to be, swampy areas, that are dry except when it rains hard. What are those called? Oh yeah, ditches! g -- Jim in NC |
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![]() "Morgans" wrote in message ... "Steven P. McNicoll" wrote in message ink.net... "Brad Zeigler" wrote in message ... Isn't ditching, by definition, in the water? Yup. Unless... You put it into one of those trenches that are dug around the outsides of fields in the flat, used to be, swampy areas, that are dry except when it rains hard. What are those called? Oh yeah, ditches! g Nope. |
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![]() Isn't ditching, by definition, in the water? Yup. Unless... You put it into one of those trenches that are dug around the outsides of fields in the flat, used to be, swampy areas, that are dry except when it rains hard. What are those called? Oh yeah, ditches! g Nope. Come on, get a sense of humor! -- Jim in NC |
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![]() "Morgans" wrote in message ... Nope. Come on, get a sense of humor! I have a wonderful sense of humor. |
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![]() "Steven P. McNicoll" wrote in message link.net... "Morgans" wrote in message ... Nope. Come on, get a sense of humor! I have a wonderful sense of humor. Now THAT'S Funny! ![]() -Trent |
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