For those of you that were on this years Megafauna Fly-away. You would have met Trevor the bus captain. Well today he went solo in a Tanarg. Well done Trevor
woooooooooohooooooooooooo trevor sooo happy to see your big smile really enjoyed and apprieciated your hard work on the bus at mega. your an a-1 guy. now its gonna be your turn to buzz the bus? what a supprize I didn't even know you were flying and now your holding up the solo can.peter just amazes me.
Well Look at that! Who needs Polls. You only have to put up one good post and the AT site comes alive with great comments. That's why I joined this site. Thanks everyone for thinking of Trevor and thanks for giving me a reason to stay on this site. By the way I am not on any other site and I don't even look at them.
Hi Trevor, A big congratulations from Jan & I. You ride 2 wheels (motorbike), you drive 4 wheels (The Megafauna bus), glad to see you transitioning to 3 wheels.....and a glorious Tanarg no less. Jan mentioned that "Solo" wasn't your preferred drink....something about coffee and cake??.
The day is just right for companion-less flight, winds are calm with no clouds in the sky, the critical gear has received the “all clear” – now she’s fueled and deemed ready-to-fly.
The pound of my heart when I’m cleared to depart, makes me wonder if all that I’ve learned will ensure I survive, that I’ll get back alive – still intact when my flight is adjourned.
I know I’ve progressed and that leaving the nest is a ritual all must transcend, but I find it profound that there’s no one around, if I panic – that might be the end!
I’ve reached AGL in my flying gazelle and the tower has cleared me to land – I’ve already seen that the gauges are green and the cyclic is firmly in hand.
I try to be neat with my hands and my feet, keep her straight ‘till we come to a stop, and I’m back to the stand where my journey began – the experience – over the top.
My memory’s tossed to the hurdles I’ve crossed and the times I was ready to quit – the tasks I assailed and consistently failed, and a few that I hate to admit.
This tunnel has light that is barely in sight and there’s no turning back now for me – I’ll stay on this course if it leads to divorce, but a pilot – I’m destined to be!
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For those of you that were on this years Megafauna Fly-away. You would have met Trevor the bus captain. Well today he went solo in a Tanarg. Well done Trevor
Congrats Trevor!
Woo Hoo way to go Trevor !!!! Great seeing you solo with a "Solo"
Thanks again for driving us on Megafauna '14
Solo pilot Trevor, I wish you All the best! Can I be your trike passenger next Megafauna Fly-Away?
hmmmm....by the way... so, who will be next Megafauna the Bus Capitan...? :) Congratulations Trev!!!
woooooooooohooooooooooooo trevor sooo happy to see your big smile really enjoyed and apprieciated your hard work on the bus at mega. your an a-1 guy. now its gonna be your turn to buzz the bus? what a supprize I didn't even know you were flying and now your holding up the solo can.peter just amazes me.
Well Look at that! Who needs Polls. You only have to put up one good post and the AT site comes alive with great comments. That's why I joined this site. Thanks everyone for thinking of Trevor and thanks for giving me a reason to stay on this site. By the way I am not on any other site and I don't even look at them.
Hi Trevor,
A big congratulations from Jan & I. You ride 2 wheels (motorbike), you drive 4 wheels (The Megafauna bus), glad to see you transitioning to 3 wheels.....and a glorious Tanarg no less.
Jan mentioned that "Solo" wasn't your preferred drink....something about coffee and cake??.
Congrats Trevor, that is a great accomplishment.
Good one Trevor, great to be at YFT to see you do it right.. good luck and safe flights.
Congrats Trevor, welcome to the trike family and Alltrikes.
Excellent Trevor. Was always impressed with your driving skills on the Megafauna bus so I am sure we have a safe and reliable pilot in the sky.
I assume you will call your trike a "Bussard"?
Congratulations Trevor! Its nice to see your SOLO. All the best, partner!
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Solo Flight (abbreviated)
By: Tradford
The day is just right for companion-less flight,
winds are calm with no clouds in the sky,
the critical gear has received the “all clear” –
now she’s fueled and deemed ready-to-fly.
The pound of my heart when I’m cleared to depart,
makes me wonder if all that I’ve learned
will ensure I survive, that I’ll get back alive –
still intact when my flight is adjourned.
I know I’ve progressed and that leaving the nest
is a ritual all must transcend,
but I find it profound that there’s no one around,
if I panic – that might be the end!
I’ve reached AGL in my flying gazelle
and the tower has cleared me to land –
I’ve already seen that the gauges are green
and the cyclic is firmly in hand.
I try to be neat with my hands and my feet,
keep her straight ‘till we come to a stop,
and I’m back to the stand where my journey began –
the experience – over the top.
My memory’s tossed to the hurdles I’ve crossed
and the times I was ready to quit –
the tasks I assailed and consistently failed,
and a few that I hate to admit.
This tunnel has light that is barely in sight
and there’s no turning back now for me –
I’ll stay on this course if it leads to divorce,
but a pilot – I’m destined to be!