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Old 09-06-2013, 20:49   #1
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Default I'm Ever So Proud Of My Son

Today my son did his first solo flight in a Glider today

I'm ever so proud of him, he's not old enough to drive but he can fly. I'm also very jealous but in a nice way

Today Dad's happy
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Old 09-06-2013, 20:50   #2
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well done little jim
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Old 09-06-2013, 20:55   #3
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well done
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Old 09-06-2013, 21:13   #4
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Yes Mate very well done, I had a go at the controls of a Piper once many years ago, I lowered the nose so I could see where I was going WHOOPS, Rick
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Old 09-06-2013, 21:28   #5
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Well I've flown in and had a go of the controls of a glider years ago and occasionally I get chance to go up in a small trainer aircraft that is capable of aerobats which is awesome. But I have to say going up on your own is fantastic. He's now going to look at the next level up. Fingers crossed we win Euromillions this week and then I can join him
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Im jealous too I have always wanted a go.
but well done to your boy
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whoop whoop!! well done mate im very pleased to read this!
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Good lad

I did my Advanced Gliding Scholarship at Tern Hill when I was in the Air Cadets at the age of 16 Got the certificate at home still and everything

I also won the Natwest trophy in 2006 for best shot in the region using the L98A Multi Purpose Assult Rifle
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Awesome, well done mini-Jim!



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Old 09-06-2013, 23:09   #10
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always fancied a glider flight, done helicopter, large passenger jet, hot air balloon
and a trial lesson in a cestna type. would be full set aprt from a microlight?
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Congrats bud Great to hear
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Fantastic

I'll never forget my first solo.

"Everybody wants to rule the world" was on the radio as I drove back from the airfield.

I felt brilliant and I'm sure he does too. Congrats
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Old 15-06-2013, 18:27   #13
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Well done Junior,And pops.
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Cheers guy's. Apparently forms form Flying Scholarship are in the post for him.

You always want better for your kids don't you, don't think I could of imagined him doing this. Lucky lad.
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