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Where did you fly today?
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Bowie
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West Milford, NJ
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Bill.Brine
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Massachusetts
Thanks for dropping in to see if I was ok the other day.
My mid lake swim was refreshing.
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cubdriver2
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upstate NY
Bowie
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West Milford, NJ
Bowie
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West Milford, NJ
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RaisedByWolves
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Tx
If you were friends on FB you could see all her travels.
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cubdriver2
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upstate NY
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Nice strip! I know nothing of your experience at avoiding a cabin raid by the cirtter that left you that pile, and cannot see the latch side of your cabin entry door - but depending on the experience of that critter, you nail board is not wide enough on the latch side. (Hinge side amply reinforced.) An experience cabin raider knows to get his claws under the edge of a window shutter or door and pull outward - as opposed to push and scratch inward. He can still do that from the side of your nail board. Don't ask how I know this.
GoldbergAviation
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In the Beartooth Range an hour NW of Cody WY
skywagon8a
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SE Mass MA6
Looks great...... now buy lot's of av-gas.
G44
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SW Michigan
Wow, thats a NICE airplane! Congratulations. Suggestions…. Maintain her well, change the oil often, 25 hours or 4 months which ever is first, fly conservatively, don't take chances or succumb to peer pressure, fly high enough to be able to make an emergency landing, fly high enough that you don't hit anything, if it needs any mods get the safety mods before you get performance mods, match the mods to the mission, read old posts here on this site, buy lots of gas fly and enjoy!
12Geezer2
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Eau Claire, WI
Nice Cub ---enjoy --- with the abilities of the cub, do be careful. Some will try to talk you into things you may not be ready for. As my old instructor told me many years ago "if is doesn't feel right, don't do it" and "remember there are things you DON"T have to do---the one that saved this old geezer's ars one stormy night when I stuck myself into a thunderstorm . "no matter what happens, ALWAYS remember to fly the airplane" Best of luck from a displaced Dayton, Wy. native':-?
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Better bring it over to our fly-in Oct. 2 so i can take a look, great looking bird!
tedwaltman1
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Delta, CO
Awesome new Super Cub. Let’s go play in the Utah desert this fall !
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Beartooth Fencing
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You’ll have to stop by I’m about 45 minutes from you
GoldbergAviation
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In the Beartooth Range an hour NW of Cody WY
GoldbergAviation
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In the Beartooth Range an hour NW of Cody WY
I'm in Ted. When and where?
cubdriver2
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upstate NY
farm_boy252
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Norman wells, NT
skywagon8a
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SE Mass MA6
I've been to Norman Wells long ago. Are those oil wells across the water?
farm_boy252
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Norman wells, NT
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Farmer Ted
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Sand Hills Nebraska
Was lucky enough to purchase this jewel off of two of the nicest people you’d ever want to meet. Mickey is what I think of when I think cowboy and will always cherish the stories about his cub (picking up a calf in calving season in the snow on skis and flying it home to nurse it sounds interesting)He owned it and sprayed with it since 1976. Bert his wife was gracious enough to have the bunkhouse ready for our arrival and kept our bellies full for our stay and good thing since closest restaurant was 70+ miles away. Thank You Bert and Mickey!
Was lucky enough to purchase this jewel off of two of the nicest people you’d ever want to meet. Mickey is what I think of when I think cowboy and will always cherish the stories about his cub (picking up a calf in calving season in the snow on skis and flying it home to nurse it sounds interesting)He owned it and sprayed with it since 1976. Bert his wife was gracious enough to have the bunkhouse ready for our arrival and kept our bellies full for our stay and good thing since closest restaurant was 70+ miles away. Thank You Bert and Mickey!
