On 25/03/2012, at 6:42 AM, Tim Shirley wrote:
A smile and a friendly explanation goes a long way, I find. And so,
I expect, would an up front apology and offer to pay for damage, if
it was necessary. I can't imagine the need for police, or lawyers.
Or documents in the glove box.
Like Tim, my outlanding experiences have been uniformly positive.
But in a conservative self centric society, the landowner (now often a
'lifestyler' rather than farmer, can be more demanding; anbd some
aviators are also not helpful.
Locally, a commercial balloon operator scared horses into fences
landing; the retrieve drove past the home to get the rig; this left it
to me - the local sport airfield owner - to apologise and carry the
illwill.
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