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I really enjoyed CW, and if you ever flew the Dr1 in it, you know it was not indestructible, and was difficult to fly. It was just 3-4 pilots who preferred to fly a different FM than the rest of us. I could and did drill every Dr1 out of the sky easily in a Spad VIII. (section of post deleted by th...

Hiya monkey!! Only live here everyother week. Summer is like the jungles of the amazon! Hot and wet, tons of bugs of all sizes and makes. Misquitos that are huge!! Saw 3 of those misquitos grab onto a D7 Cat and haul it away!!! ps. like they say.... " don't know why the early explorers decide o...

Hey Wolfie.... the second picture I posted ought to tell you what I do when at camp... (picture was taken when temp was -44 deg either or, F or C once past -40 its all the same frackin COLD!! When it gets that cold the exhaust just floats... you can toss yer hot coffe into the air and before it hits...

which one you pointing at P? The one on the right or the one on the left?










couple of friendlies I met a yr ago on the slopes, after meeting up later I didn't need any hot chocolate to warm me up .... if ya know what I mean.....

Frosty morning sunrise...

yup!! its dang cold!!!

Geez Fogel... whats with the Sand, Beach and palm trees... perfectly good post aboot winter fun eh? and you gotta post the phoney stuff!!! geez eh?

Commrad Wolfie! I'd pound back a few ( hell a bottle) shots of wadka and Salute the New Year with ya... but in a dry camp right now! Its been around -34 deg C (-30 deg F) last few days, I won't mention the windchill... may frighten the weaker "southerners". Those Alberta Rockies will keep ...

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Great pics wolfie... reminds me of my younger days, building snow forts and tunnels out on the East coast of New Brunswick, Canada. As for that Russian place... Siberia, you may like it better at least less snow in Siberia. Just as in Northern Canada (NWT, Yukon...) Siberia is actually classified as...