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Posted By:
Hal Brown
Date Posted:
Jan 9, 2009
Description:
The ice in the cove is about 6' thick, so today, I will try to clear a r/w with the tractor and talk Dave into landing and pick me up for another fun day.Even better,I might try to get VMU out of the hangar and down onto the ice.
No heater in his Storch so we dress warmly. Eat your hearts out you Floridians.
Date Taken:
Jan 9, 2009
Place Taken:
Turtle Cove..Picton On.
Owner:
Dave Edward
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9, Turtle Cove
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John Robert Dunlop - Jan 09,2009
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Dave tell DK that I have a nice 2.5lb heater for his Storch..
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Dan Nickens - Jan 09,2009
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Go for it, Dave! A SeaRey on Ice would be so very Nice!
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Frank A. Carr - Jan 09,2009
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Dave, your photos are exceeded only by your enthusiasm and optimism. While we eat our hearts out, we are suffering through blue waters, blue skies, green grass, and swaying palms. "Some like it pink and some like it blue." My hat is off to you hearty folk!<!-- >'"><br><font color=red size=6>' or > missing in user HTML. Please fix the HTML.</font> -->
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Don Maxwell - Jan 09,2009
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Dave King could probably get the Storch in and out of your hangar field, Dave. That thing seems to take off almost straight up and it turns almost on its own wingtip.<br /><br />But the ice in the cove would be a lot easier. Can you get your SeaRey down the slope without sliding?
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Philip Mendelson - Jan 09,2009
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Sorry, DAVE, I FLEW TODAY SUNNY, 75 DEGREES.
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Gary Johnson - Jan 10,2009
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Phil....tell him it was 23 degrees C. It hurts more that way.
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Dave Edward - Jan 10,2009
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Got up this morning to see -20* C....4* F....on the thermometer. Had a hell of a time starting the big Kubota diesel tractor even though it had been plugged in. Yesterday, with the wind chill, it was -40*. Not much fun plowing, but the fireplaces are going, so what the hell. We return to Mexico on the 31st. Believe it or not, I enjoy this stuff.
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Jon Ladd - Jan 10,2009
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Really Dave? Try hitting your thumb with a hammer, I bet you'll love it!
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Larry Woods - Jan 10,2009
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Hi Jon:<br /><br />LOL!!<br /><br />It is built into our Canuck genes. (g)<br /><br />I recall a hilarious note that circulated on the net a few years ago comparing Canuck/Floridian responses to falling temps. It included a temperature graph with associated 'activities' found in each group. The one I recall was 50 degrees F........<br />-Floridians declare state emergency - shortages of heating fuel - heavy parkas issued by National Guard etc.<br />-Canucks reluctantly don 'tee shirts'<br /><br />I have to say that I envy you rascals down south when the temperatures drop to those noted by good pal Dave (at the colder end of Lake Ontario) (g)<br /><br />Best,<br />Larry
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