pkoszegiJuly 7, 2013, 4:57pm
As last year, four of us from my flying club with a trike went to my small farmhouse to enjoy local food, spirit (all meanings), morning and evening flights.
What can I say.... as long we had enough housemade plum brandy, local sheep cheese, fresh lamb, home made oven baked bread, and fuel to fly we were not so worried about the economical crisis.
This is the place where theres no light pollution during the night, no noise pollution during the day and there is no air pollution 365 days in a year. You wake up at 7 am on the bells of the cows as they go to their 5-8 miles of hike for grazing, and at the evening as they come back you know its 8.30 pm. Not too much look at your wrist watch all day long... if you know what I mean. We had ugly daily schedule of having your espresso at 7.00 getting in the air 7.30 in the morning finish around 9.30, getting breakfast on our own, hike the hills, get invited by neighbours for coffee and home made cakes, doing our own lunch, than a "must to sleep" afternoon coffe and "saving the World conversations" from 5 ...7 pm. Get in the air and watch the sunset at 9.15pm from above.
Horrible tension...
Oh ya.... washing up plates and glasses...
An other landing video, yet better quality : http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oFqG1mUWthY&feature=youtu.be
When we arrived the place was before harvesting the grass for the winter, and it was too high. We got our hands into the old type agriculture...
Have you ever butchered your own lamb before ? Oh yeah with some help and 55% proof plum brandy... you do things , like never before.
I cant tell you how well the Himax fits in this place. I made fast assembly pins for the wings and srut it takes 13 minutes to put her together and take her apart. I am very happy to have this aircraft and its a sheer joy to fly.
What can I say.... as long we had enough housemade plum brandy, local sheep cheese, fresh lamb, home made oven baked bread, and fuel to fly we were not so worried about the economical crisis.
This is the place where theres no light pollution during the night, no noise pollution during the day and there is no air pollution 365 days in a year. You wake up at 7 am on the bells of the cows as they go to their 5-8 miles of hike for grazing, and at the evening as they come back you know its 8.30 pm. Not too much look at your wrist watch all day long... if you know what I mean. We had ugly daily schedule of having your espresso at 7.00 getting in the air 7.30 in the morning finish around 9.30, getting breakfast on our own, hike the hills, get invited by neighbours for coffee and home made cakes, doing our own lunch, than a "must to sleep" afternoon coffe and "saving the World conversations" from 5 ...7 pm. Get in the air and watch the sunset at 9.15pm from above.
Horrible tension...
Oh ya.... washing up plates and glasses...
An other landing video, yet better quality : http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oFqG1mUWthY&feature=youtu.be
When we arrived the place was before harvesting the grass for the winter, and it was too high. We got our hands into the old type agriculture...
Have you ever butchered your own lamb before ? Oh yeah with some help and 55% proof plum brandy... you do things , like never before.
I cant tell you how well the Himax fits in this place. I made fast assembly pins for the wings and srut it takes 13 minutes to put her together and take her apart. I am very happy to have this aircraft and its a sheer joy to fly.
