sidneyfw
Pre-Flight
I'm Sidney Wakeham, Sorry I haven't been around in awhile.
I had been saving Money for a Long time to get an airplane, and get my Pilots License, while researching my Dads old Log Books, in 2013, I discovered You Ladies & Gents.
I was a Pretty active reader, and it was November, of 2014, when a Feller showed up and started a Post Complaining about being Kicked off another Site, Called Beech Talk.
His Name was Ben! Well turned out that a few of you here, were also members over at B/T, and said they were a bunch of Nice Folks, just like I remember all of you Here!
So the next thing, was join up, (Beech Lover that I am), love all Planes though!
And it wasn't Long before I realized that a Bonanza Would Fit my Mission, never thought so until B/T, because I want to fly into the Back Country, as well as Travel
My Dad owned 3 Bonanzas, One Debbie, a 64 S -35, and an A36! I knew they were well built Birds, just didn't think of them as Back country airplanes!
Well, they might not do Gravel Bars, next to a Stream, but their rugged landing gear will handle some pretty rough terrain.
Anyhow, no License yet, but did find a Beautiful 1947-35, and here it is! Got a Load of Money for the next one as well, 64S or newer?
I had been saving Money for a Long time to get an airplane, and get my Pilots License, while researching my Dads old Log Books, in 2013, I discovered You Ladies & Gents.
I was a Pretty active reader, and it was November, of 2014, when a Feller showed up and started a Post Complaining about being Kicked off another Site, Called Beech Talk.
His Name was Ben! Well turned out that a few of you here, were also members over at B/T, and said they were a bunch of Nice Folks, just like I remember all of you Here!
So the next thing, was join up, (Beech Lover that I am), love all Planes though!
And it wasn't Long before I realized that a Bonanza Would Fit my Mission, never thought so until B/T, because I want to fly into the Back Country, as well as Travel
My Dad owned 3 Bonanzas, One Debbie, a 64 S -35, and an A36! I knew they were well built Birds, just didn't think of them as Back country airplanes!
Well, they might not do Gravel Bars, next to a Stream, but their rugged landing gear will handle some pretty rough terrain.
Anyhow, no License yet, but did find a Beautiful 1947-35, and here it is! Got a Load of Money for the next one as well, 64S or newer?
Nice Bo, now get to work on that ticket. As someone said, you don't want her to sit... Wait, what am I thinkin', there would be a line around the airport if you put the word out that you needed it flown...
