Gambia trip

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Finally.. will be on my way in a few mins... :ok

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:ok :ok What a cracking evening/night..

Again I wish you both all the best and have a safe trip..

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Thanks Pete & Muna fantastic party.

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JennyTyger wrote: Image
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Do tell Andy! That wasn't tea you were drinking was it!?!?
Mugs full of Buckfast!!
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Pete & Muna,
Absolutley cracking evening and morning - Pete hope you are feeling a little more alive now!

Lots of luck and the very best to you both. Keep in touch you've got our numbers, help is always just a phone call away.

The morning after -
Sharon took the liberty of a few pics this morning while YOU LOT WERE STILL SLEEPING, it was 7am ish though :twisted:

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And then the early morning flight, not for the faint hearted and Clive stayed in bed for it.

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A few more of the flying:

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Cracking party Pete & Muna, don't need to tell you I enjoyed it, specially the keg of ale (well most of it!) and the disco

Also ta for the loan of the camper hotel, toasty as a toasted thing last night without any heating

Have a great trip, and best wishes for getting sorted down there

(Yeh, wasn't the Thwaites or late night, watching others fly makes me a bit wistful these days :| )
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had a good time too! buckfast??? brought 6 bottles and got none!!! that T4 looks nice in the pics :)
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Looks like your ideal long distance cruiser Ian... was like a hotel lounge inside and as warm as a *censored* .... shame the engine's in front where you can't get at it :|
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PC52 wrote: Do tell Andy! That wasn't tea you were drinking was it!?!?
Mugs full of Buckfast!!

Lovely stuff, felt a bit jaded the next morning but no headache !
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lets sell the dodoka and get a paramotor :ok


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hehe! or a 'proper' microlight

I know what you mean Aidan, looking down on the wee plebs below, was always a bit of a blast... on a pure glider they often didn't even know you were up there.. something slightly surreal and 8) about that :)
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good morning both and what route are you taking? do you have to get a "carne de passage" for any of the countries?.
we plan to leave for Africa in the new year so any info would be handy.
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Slight change of subject, but do you really not need a licence for a Paramotor ? Do you need a medical ? I cant pass the CAA one any more....... :(

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He seemed to think not..

But anything with a motor that gets airborne needs a licence and qualified pilot was my understanding, though CAA used to waive that (or prefer not to prosecute) when microlights first started taking to the air - that lasted about two years. Maybe paramotors have that dispensation (until theres evidence accidents are too high or 3rd parties get injured)
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