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Well there are those that invest their money and buy cheaper gliders and die
rich and happy, and then there are those that blow it all on new gliders and die broke and happy. "BMacLean" wrote in message ... I was believing it until you said he flew an LS-3. With all his money?!? No way. Barb 18 "Liam Finley" wrote in message om... Pete Smith wrote in message ... I heard Arnie flew gliders (sorry sailplanes) esp the LS6 Actually, this is true. I hear him on the radio frequently. He flies somewhere out of southern california and uses the call sign "Juliet Tango" if memory serves. I think he flies an LS-3 though, because it has a wider cockpit. |
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I don't think Arnold Alphabet has to worry about saving money on a glider.
"Dusty" wrote in message m... Well there are those that invest their money and buy cheaper gliders and die rich and happy, and then there are those that blow it all on new gliders and die broke and happy. "BMacLean" wrote in message ... I was believing it until you said he flew an LS-3. With all his money?!? No way. Barb 18 "Liam Finley" wrote in message om... Pete Smith wrote in message ... I heard Arnie flew gliders (sorry sailplanes) esp the LS6 Actually, this is true. I hear him on the radio frequently. He flies somewhere out of southern california and uses the call sign "Juliet Tango" if memory serves. I think he flies an LS-3 though, because it has a wider cockpit. |
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"BMacLean" wrote in message .. .
I was believing it until you said he flew an LS-3. With all his money?!? No way. Barb 18 He's got to save pennies to fuel his fleet of Hummers. Also he probably likes the 3 because it's heavy wing panels give him a good workout. |
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I believe that the late Larry Linville was a glider pilot. He was known to
most as Major Burns on MASH. Paul Fuller "Pete Smith" wrote in message ... I heard Arnie flew gliders (sorry sailplanes) esp the LS6 anyone know if this is true? or of other mega celeb type glider pilots. |
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Don't forget!
RICHARD BACH I think he actually flew in a standard Nationals in Arizona about 23 years ago! Marana |
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Richard Bach actually spent several months in the late 70's camped at
Airsailing in a large trailer. I took a picture of Dale Dye's daughter standing next to him. "soarski" wrote in message om... Don't forget! RICHARD BACH I think he actually flew in a standard Nationals in Arizona about 23 years ago! Marana |
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At 05:12 14 September 2003, Dusty wrote:
Richard Bach actually spent several months in the late 70's camped at Airsailing in a large trailer... and 'soarski' wrote: Don't forget RICHARD BACH I think he actually flew in a standard Nationals in Arizona about 23 years ago! Well, Richard & Leslie spent time rambling all over the southwest in the late '70's... at Estrella, he often serenaded us on his keyboard as sunset faded to dusk. (And BTW, Richard was kind enough to loan his ASW-19 to Les Horvath for the 1978 US Standard Class Nationals at Marana - which Les won.) Judy |
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Regarding Richard Bach....
About 15 years ago, Sam Foote donated his motor glider (I believe a Scheibe Falke SF-25) to MIT Soaring. Sam commented to me that the previous owner of the motor glider was Richard Bach. He stated that Richard at one time flew it across the US. By the way, the Scheibe was the 2nd glider that the late Sam Foote donated to MIT Soaring. The first one, a Schweizer 2-xx was in partnership with a family member of Dennison Manufacturing (office supplies) (I believe). Ira Blieden |
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At 01:24 14 September 2003, Ulrich Neumann wrote:
I can't remember the name of the actor, but he was a fairly big guy and stared in a detective/police show which aired in Germany under the title 'Der Dicke' (The big one). He owned/flew an Applebay 'Mescalero'. Maybe he would qualify as a soaring celeb. The actor was William Conrad and in the US, the TV show was called 'Cannon.' (I thought he flew a Caproni?) Judy |
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"Pete Smith" wrote in message
... I heard Arnie flew gliders (sorry sailplanes) esp the LS6 anyone know if this is true? or of other mega celeb type glider pilots. Q: Do you thnk you'll get way this time Arnie as these relights are getting expensive? A: I'll be back. -- Jonathan |
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