At 06:42 PM 5/09/2006, Dave Long wrote:
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The memories of a man in his old age are the deeds of a man in his prime
Pink Floyd?
Dave Long
Apparently so Dave. Doing a Google search for those words reveals the
song is
Following on from the Airfix / Humbrol / Lego topic, it seems even LEGO has
gone virtual.
I found this site quite a while back, and had a bit of a play around.
http://www.ldraw.org/
and
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/LDraw
and also
http://www.lm-software.com/mlcad/
It's a lot cheaper than
FYI, especially those in NSW
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Hi all
Thank you for your patience. I now have details of Eric's funeral ...
Date: Wed 5 July 2006
Time: 2.30pm
Service:South Chapel, Rookwood Crematorium
Afterwards: The Gables, 59
FYI
Subject: Eric Sweet's funeral
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Hi all
Many of you have been enquiring as to details of Eric's funeral - as some
of you may know, Eric's only relatives are overseas - due to the need to
contact them, his funeral will be delayed
FYI
The following received from Kerrie Claffey, NSWGA Secretary on Tuesday 6th
June. Armin Kruger is associated with Bathurst GC. Sorry but I do not have
a contact number for him.
Regards
Jason
Hi all
It's with great sadness that I learned this morning that NSW President,
Eric Sweet,
Just remember that could be what you look like in 25 years too !!!
At 10:45 PM 9/05/2006, you wrote:
This is crazy. This months 'photo of the month' in kiwi gliding land is
the one attached... What sort of image are they trying to portray - the
PW5, the blue blocker sunnys, the flannel hat
Nigel
Are you saying that the OzFlarms have some sort of software time-bomb that
renders them useless or partially so after the 28th February ?
Jason
At 08:25 AM 17/02/2006, you wrote:
To all Ozflarm owners,
The Feb 16th update has been delayed a week due to some last minute changes.
Your
All
I've noticed a few people putting information about various gliders onto
the Wikiglide wiki site - most probably ones from their club fleet or their
personal aircraft.
Can I suggest the following etiquette for doing so:
1. Upload any photos of gliders using filenames that reflect the
, feel free to contact me
directly rather than via Aus-Soaring.
Regards
Jason Armistead
At 11:45 PM 23/01/2006, Gus wrote:
I think wikis are a great idea.
I've gone ahead and registered the name
http://www.ausgliding.comwww.ausgliding.com and in a
day or two once I have it set
All
Gus is still wrangling with getting the Help pages migrated across from
Mediawiki's main site. I'm trying to lend a hand as time permits - I
worked mainly on an earlier version of the software that did things a
little differently to the way it's done right now. Hopefully this will be
Ulrich
While Wikipedia already has some topics relating to gliding, I think we
would do better with our own soaring-only wiki, and then get some interwiki
links to it from Wikipedia.
Maybe we invite the HGFA members to join in with submissions ? I'm sure
there's a lot of things we could
of permanent internet hosting ability to do this,
though I'd be glad to help out a Mediawiki newbie to get it up and running.
Cheers
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Several people out there in GFA are reading this list. Terry Cubley, Ian
Grant, Richard McLean and myself are all Marketing Development Committee
members, and several of the items which are discussed on Aus-Soaring make
it into our own discussions. I am not sure about which GFA office
Peter
The address is correct. Anne only posted to this list yesterday about
Narromine Cup week.
Suspect maybe her ISP is having some technical problems.
Anne's phone number is listed inside the front cover of Soaring Australia
each month under GFA Sub-Editor.
Cheers
Jason
At 03:10 PM
EasySync cable a go.
Cheers
Jason Armistead
At 09:22 AM 31/10/2005, you wrote:
Peter,
Did the Belkin work with an EW logger? The EW seems to be particularly
sensitive in its dealings with Serial ports - I suspect the problem is not
just
the USB adapter; the EW plays a part as well.
Regards,
David
At 09:27 PM 24/10/2005, Michael Cole wrote:
Journalists get paid for writing stories. The worse (gory, horrid, sad) the
better. They do not get paid for a) getting it right or b) for truth or c)
public good or d) pursuit of honourable and uplifting goals.
Last news poll of the public's most
Dave
I'd add to that
1. a small mirror (carefully wrapped to prevent breakage) for signalling
2. a spare set of fresh batteries for my Garmin GPS-12 - always nice to be
able to navigate back to the glider via Man Overboard if you must walk a
long way to find civilisation
3. mobile phone with
Jim
Forget the bike, and look at this one
http://www.flyingthingz.com/products/skycutter_green.html
Be sure to look at the video of it in action, and check out the other weird
flying craft these guys make
Now you can go flying AND do the lawns at the same time - the perfect way
to marital
All
While the US military may have such grand plans to keep the civilian
population in the dark, there are a number of commercial, non-US companies
who are quite happy to sell high resolution satellite imagery to whoever is
prepared to pay for it. The French had a company (SPOT ?) who have
results included and you will discover there are about 380
entries listed.
Imagine if it said something more positive than Boring
Cheers
Jason Armistead
On Sun, 03 Apr 2005 16:32:48 +0930, Mark Newton wrote
Alan Wilson wrote:
There is a group discussion trying to excite people into gliding
at Cambewarra were the original Sky Surfers, jumping
with boogie boards many years before it became fashionable on the Coca Cola
TV advertisements.
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To check or change
to things such as Joeyglide. I even contemplated driving down to
Temora for just 1 day to check things out, but my plans went pear-shaped
due to a work crisis that just couldn't be ignored. Such is life !
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Maybe someone could send Princess Mary a few copies of Come Gliding to
distribute to all her adopted countrymen (and women) who are frustrated by
the poor gliding conditions at home ...
LOL
Jason
On Mon, 21 Mar 2005 09:18:07 +0800, John Welsh wrote
Here you go!
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Cheers
Jason
Cheers
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copies for the GFA he had nothing to do
with it otherwise.
McG
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Subject: RE: [Aus-soaring] Zulu Romeo, Good Start - making
to this chap that many of the rest of us.
Otherwise this Rod Kinnear chap could end up with dozens of glider pilots
all phoning him !
Regards
Jason Armistead
At 06:38 PM 14/01/2005, John Parncutt wrote:
I agree that if there is any possibility of finding the copyright owner we
should obtain
Owen/Nick
Who produced the video in the first place, and are there any copyright issues
to consider ?
Are GFA interested in obtaining a relatively fresh copy (I'd say a 3-times
played one qualifies !) and getting a copy from that which could be used as a
master (maybe capture straight to DV
, but it may also yield a better end result for
us and future generations of glider pilots.
Cheers
Jason Armistead
On Fri, 14 Jan 2005 09:03:48 +1100, John Parncutt wrote
I have the facilities to create DVD's directly from a VHS tape (without
having to go via DV tape) this will produce the best
advise via direct e-mail back to me. We
may have a use for some of the footage that was obtained (if any).
Thanks
Jason Armistead
GFA Marketing and Development Committee Rep for NSW
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and then try and
find someone who can build you a ruggedised instrumentation package for the
winch later on.
It should be an interesting project indeed.
Regards
Jason Armistead
On Thu, 23 Dec 2004 10:36:24 +1100 (added by [EMAIL PROTECTED]),
Michael Derry wrote
Is there anyone out there who uses
on this message, and will no doubt sort out the
e-mail re-direction problem (Nikki look at the following URL for details
http://www.mail-archive.com/aus-soaring@lists.internode.on.net/msg07158.html )
Regards
Jason Armistead
On Mon, 15 Nov 2004 10:05:52 +1100, John Giddy wrote
On Sun, 14 Nov 2004 22
to host it
at a reasonable size and quality, I'll let you all know and you can see if
you can spot your aircraft or faces in the mix.
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Here's one that give you a bit of a laugh.
It's around 4.8 Mb in size, so you're advised to right-click and choose Save
As if you are on a 56K modem link
http://media.hugi.is/hahradi/fyndnar/skycutter40.wmv
Not great in the L/D department ...
Cheers
Jason
involved and had seen the photo that they said oh, that's Ron
Sanders.
Regards
Jason Armistead
On Sat, 16 Oct 2004 10:42:10 +1000 (AUS Eastern Standard Time), Anne Elliott
wrote
The attached photograph appeared in an edition of Soaring Australia maybe
three years ago. To jog my memory, does
Adam
How many entries does Joey Glide have so far ?
Just interested to see how things are progressing with this venture.
Regards
Jason
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very well when driving (which was never really explained in the TV ads)
Cheers
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On Mon, 27 Sep 2004 22:51:21 +0930, Mark Newton wrote
Jim Kelly wrote:
The sun's finally beginning to emerge :-)
Anyone know if these (prescription) sunglasses are available in
Australia
Peter
Your talk of pterygium and blue eyed people got me worried because I've got
blue eyes (with no others for 2 generations up the family tree), and so have
my 2 kids (even though my wife has brown eyes which should be dominant, I
guess she carries a recessive blue eye gene).
For others
On Thu, 23 Sep 2004 22:03:31 +1000, Graeme Cant wrote
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A similar problem exists for LS-6 versus LS 6 and DG-100 versus DG
100 and other numerically identified aircraft types.
I will have a chat with the webmaster and GFA office to see if we can get
Ron
I have some friends that live on Commenarra Parkway, and will be seeing them this weekend, so perhaps I could ask them to door-knock the address on the brochure you attached and a couple either side to see if anyone knows what became of David Hart.
According to the GFA's online
. Tom
Gilbert is the DG and AMS agent in Australia (see
http://www.tjsailplanes.com/)
Cheers
Jason Armistead
On Wed, 22 Sep 2004 12:11:56 +1000, Roger Druce wrote
Robert
DG505
Email me direct if you want more info on two-seater comparisons and
evaluation reports as VMFG has been through all
to make it a bit
simpler and to point to the right place (hey, we're all only human, and
complete site makeovers are no easy thing !)
As you will notice, the site changover is still a work in progress, so stay
tuned.
Regards
Jason Armistead
SCGC Membership Secretary
GFA Marketing Development
the mains.
Ain't nature wonderful !
Cheers
Jason Armistead
See http://www.otis.com/
On Wed, 01 Sep 2004 21:16:34 +0930, Leigh Bunting wrote
With Paul Schweizer having been laid to rest recently and the
company he founded not having made any gliders in the last couple of
decades (??), I
So let me get this straight.
The man behind the Microair is now installing an Xcom.
Care to elaborate on the reasons why ?
Cheers
Jason
On Thu, 2 Sep 2004 11:37:56 +1000, RF Developments Pty Ltd wrote
I am putting my Xcom just purchased, in Saturday as well - we can
have an Xcom to Xcom
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the innaugural meeting
had already been held (with Aaron Stroop kindly filling in for NSW), so I'm
still working on the Who's Who of the M.A.D. committee. Anyone from SAGA
care to comment on who there representative is ? Emilis ?
Regards
Jason Armistead
On Mon, 30 Aug 2004 14:21:28 +1000
will
react at altitude on each and every flight ?
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CASA NPRM 216 gives some insight (pardon the pun), but doesn't go into the
exact causes:
http://rrp.casa.gov.au/nprm/nprm0216and.pdf
I believe the effectiveness of the rods in the eye (the bits that provide us
with peripheral vision) are very sensitive to the level of oxygen in the
Brian
In this day and age of litigation and fine print get out of jail free
clauses, I would think that any savvy insurer's lawyers would pick up on the
pilot being above 10,000 ft without oxygen and try to invalidate the cover.
Even more worrying, when I asked about how oxygen (or lack
I have seen a number of relevant articles about oxygen usage on AVWeb
(www.avweb.com).
One describes the use of a pulse oximeter to look at O2 saturation, and give
you an idea of how quickly our blood starts getting deoxygenated as altitude
increases (even well below the magical 10,000 ft
FYI - the following message (forwarded below my signature line) was sent to all NSW gliding clubs, and to the GFA
Please note that the Notice of Meeting and associated documents (previously forwarded to this list) are now listed under "What's New" on the GFA web site.
Regards
Ron
If he's a member of the GFA, why not ask the Secretariat to contact him and ask him to call/e-mail you ?
For privacy reasons, they can't give out his address, hence the need to act as an intermediary instead.
Jason
On Wed, 18 Aug 2004 13:05:13 +1000, Ron Sanders wrote
Can
Wayne
What did the rest of the world say a ground loop was ?
Please give specific web site references.
Then we can compare notes !
Cheers
Jason
On Fri, 13 Aug 2004 13:55:04 +1000, sales wrote
Hi gliderfolk, after rotating in a few internet thermals, I am
confused as to what the rest of
unconvinced that
any of these uses licensed music.
The Domestic Use license referred to is not really what we could use for a
gliding promotional video that was distributed far and wide on CD/DVD or
streamed on the Internet.
Cheers
Jason Armistead
--- Start of forwarded reply ---
Hi
to the knack
or a natural flair which you just can't learn, just like some of us can
write software (more than hacking around the edges with Visual Basic) and the
rest never will regardless of how many computing courses they do.
Cheers
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Simon
Looking at a picture of the unit on
http://www.seaerospace.com/king/kx99.htm
I would have to think that the LCD is a custom job made specifically for that
unit (or a family of very similar ones). It's definitely not a
straightforward generic alphanumeric or dot matrix one that might be
launcing
on a XC gliding flight.
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gliding, then not only does the flying on the
video need to be lawful, but the use of the background music also. Otherwise
the GFA Millions might be eroded by a single lawsuit claiming breach of
copyright.
Cheers
Jason Armistead
On Fri, 30 Jul 2004 15:09:07 +1000, Nick Gilbert wrote
Lisa
On Fri, 30 Jul 2004 15:19:08 +1000, Brian Wade wrote
This thread is timely as the newly created GFA Marketing Committee has its
first meeting this weekend.
Who is on this Committee and how did they get nominated ? As a member of one
of the largest clubs in the country, I can't say that I've
that it
could be viewed by those interested in this sort of project.
Regards
Jason Armistead
On Fri, 30 Jul 2004 11:14:26 +1000, Adam Woolley wrote
G'day SDF and all,
I've got a great clip of the UK Juniors just doing 'Competition
Finishes', close formation flying and aerobatics! Goes for 15
Rob
Define Europe ! Are you talking Germany, Slovenia, or where exactly ?
Please specify your proposed port of departure.
And when is your container due to depart ?
Cheers
Jason
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One of my colleagues pointed out to me a GPS being advertised in the latest
Super Cheap Auto catalog.
At $149 ($50 off the RRP) would be hard to ignore if you are a bush walker or
4WD enthusiast.
See
http://www.fortuna.com.tw/GPSmart.htm
Not a bad list of features, but a bit vague on how the
All
I noticed that my Inbox contained 4 e-mails addressed to Aus-Soaring with all
sorts of spam subjects relating to mortgages and dating horny women. All
were sent in the wee small hours of the night.
IIRC, this is the first time that Aus-Soaring has been bombed by such e-mails.
Is
respondents to your question.
Cheers
Jason Armistead
Southern Cross Gliding Club
Visit http://www.gliding.com.au/ !
On Mon, 17 May 2004 23:14:47 +1000, Colin Yvonne Campbell wrote
I am researching bulk flying schemes.
Could anyone with details of a Club's experience please respond
Dave
The Aus-Soaring archives at Mail-Archive.com contain the answer you seek.
See http://www.mail-archive.com/aus-soaring%
40lists.internode.on.net/msg05450.html
Jason
On Tue, 04 May 2004 17:12:24 +1000, Dave Boulter wrote
Hi,
I remember a post by I think Dave Shorter ref alternate
Dave
The Aus-Soaring archives at www.mail-archive.com has the answer you seek
see
http://www.mail-archive.com/aus-soaring%40lists.internode.on.net/msg05450.html
Cheers
Jason
On Tue, 04 May 2004 17:12:24 +1000, Dave Boulter wrote
Hi,
I remember a post by I think Dave Shorter ref
traces from around
Australia. Mark Newton kindly makes them available via
http://slash.dotat.org/cgi-bin/atmos
There might be one near to your area that is of some use to you.
Cheers
Jason Armistead
On Mon, 3 May 2004 21:03:58 +1000, kelvin stingel wrote
Does anyone know of some webcams which
On SeeYou 3D view mode, press Ctrl-F7, which then allows you to alter the 3D
camera point.
Using the mouse (a combination of moves with left and/or right buttons held
while sliding it) to move the camera to be in the cockpit, effectively
sectioning the cockpit with the screen's surface as the
On Fri, 27 Feb 2004 13:12:23 +1100, skf1 wrote
PDF Attachment removed
OK Stuart, I'll bite.
It sounds legit, but is it really an early April Fools Day prank leaning
heavily on the bad experience of the European Space Agency Beagle 2 lander
that didn't make it ?
Jason
owners, who may then be able to assist with identifying
pilots, etc.
It does not have trikes, ultralights or other non VH registered aircraft, but
at least it's a start, and easy to do. Does anyone know of a web-accessible
database for these other aircraft types ?
Regards
Jason Armistead
I reckon a flight in the Turbo Raven would have done me
See
http://www.waynehandley.com/archive.html
and
http://www.waynehandley.com/index.html
The idea of being able to do 78 inverted flat spins, climb to 3000m in 1
minute 9 seconds (from brake release), and an minus 18 degree reversible
Adam
The idea of hiring a rent-a-rocket/wreck and using it to tow a glider like an
LS-8 sounds laughable and more than a bit risky as you nearly found out.
But if the FAI ever create a category for slowest speed around a retrieve
task I reckon you're in with a chance, IF, and ONLY IF, you can
The following from ABC Riverland online:
Glider pilot hospitalised after crash landing
Wednesday, 21 January 2004
A pilot has been taken to hospital for observation after crashing her glider
on landing at the Waikerie Aerodrome in the Riverland.
Witnesses say the female pilot suffered only
as reference points might not be the
same as the ones accepted as turnpoints, some of which are, for example,
terminal buildings, or simply runway intersections.
Regards
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On Mon, 12 Jan 2004 09:38:56 +1030, Mark Newton wrote
On Mon, Jan 12, 2004 at 08:53:37AM +1000, Jason Armistead wrote:
In any case, the points that are used as reference points might
not be the same as the ones accepted as turnpoints, some of which
are, for example, terminal
and local air pressure varies from that at your home airfield.
I am specifically interested in the NSW data as that's where most of my XC
flying is likely to take place.
Cheers
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as
more experience is gained, provide a continuing series of opportunities to
hone your gliding skills.
Regards
Jason Armistead
Membership Secretary
Southern Cross Gliding Club Inc
Camden NSW
Visit http://www.gliding.com.au/ !
On Fri, 05 Dec 2003 09:50:39 +, Andrew Sandra Wetzel wrote
I
refer the ad agency to them ?
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Do you have a copy of the article to hand (DOC file or scanned TIF is OK), or
can you tell us which edition of AG (or whatever the magazine was called at
the time) it was published in ?
Thanks
Jason
On Tue, 25 Nov 2003 19:53:04 +0800, mgbsia wrote
Hi all,
I have been watching the
of issues relating to Soaring in Australia. Subject: Re: [Aus-
soaring] Airport Sale
Jason Armistead wrote:
Who knows, they might even decide to sub-lease the airport to Camden
Council or a consortium of Camden operators to manage for themselves,
and focus primarily on making money
the old bit back in using cyanoacrilate to make it last to
replacement. Its easier and looks better than acrifix.
Regards Ian Linke
Aviation Acrylic Mouldings.
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in that a copy of the approval is to be carried
by the driver and presented to the relevent authorities on demand.
Good luck with it all. It's not what I'd call fun !
Jason Armistead
Southern Cross Gliding Club
On Wed, 19 Nov 2003 11:39:27 +1100, Ron Sanders wrote
Can some one put me straight about
These guys in the FAI / IGC are totally out of touch with grass roots
gliding, and the weekend pilot who's happy to get to a few camps every now
and again and wants to claim a badge.
Is it any wonder that gliding is on the decline worldwide ?
One wonders what's really wrong with a Garmin GPS
that they would be prepared
to part with ?
Or, does anyone know a supplier for these ?
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At Southern Cross we have a couple of pairs of scales in the pie cart. Any
people which are of questionable size are checked on them first.
It is also standard practise that I ask about the potential flyers weight
when selling AEF gift vouchers, to avoid potential embarrassment to all
just look for the Back To Camden Week link.
Regards
Jason Armistead
Membership Secretary
Southern Cross Gliding Club Inc
Camden NSW
Visit http://www.gliding.com.au/ !
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dangerous, way to get airborne in a
sailplane !
Cheers
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Southern Cross Gliding Club
Camden NSW
Visit http://www.gliding.com.au/ !
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Nigel
This might add an interesting dimension to competition tracking if each
glider were fitted with an ADS-B transponder, and portable ground stations
capable of relaying data to a web site for live tracking feeds could be used
to give ground crew back at the launch point some idea of where
The pictures on this page (thanks to Mal Bruce for pointing it out to me)
will scare you and make sure you steer your glider well clear of stormy
weather
http://home.quicknet.nl/qn/prive/f.braaksma/
Click on the More ... link below the picture to see a whole gallery.
Jason
This is simply
Totally off-topic:
Anyone who has seen James Bond in Moonraker will be familiar with the kind of
centrifuges used by NASA for all sorts of stress testing. Besides giving
actors like Roger Moore a strange looking face as he gets trapped in one by
Drax's bad guys, and doing the real work of
Some people would dare to call it art !
Who knows, one of the NSW (or was it National ?) galleries paid something
like $10,000 for a painting that was nothing more than evenly applied white
paint. Any home handyman could have done the same.
Then again, I've also seen a photo of an ASK-13 with
bearers, the main topic seems to be the proposal to restructure NSWGA's
Articles of Association, so input from all member clubs and their members
is requested.
Come along and have your say !
Regards
Jason Armistead
Membership Secretary
Southern Cross Gliding Club
Camden NSW
Visit http
At 07:04 PM 22/08/2003 +1000, Chris Woolley wrote:
Hi,
Has anybody had experience buying Euro's on-line.
A site I have been looking at is http://www.xe.net/ucc/ which offers
on-line trading.
The Euro rate from the bank today was 0.578 and on-line was 0.598
Chris
Chris
If you can get Euros for
.com/filter-client-win.htm
Not gliding, but interesting !
Cheers
Jason Armistead
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I think it's probably not worth getting into the ins and outs of Roger Woods'
role in things. He passed away several years ago and there seems little
point in speaking ill of what he did or didn't do when he can't defend your
claims.
As for favourite scriptures, how about the first half
Bob
Why not visit www.tost.de and I'm sure the people there can give you the
right info.
Jason
Bob,
Are you interested in a Tost retractable system which has only done
about 25 tows? (Or anybody else - price negotiable, at around 50%
of new price.)
We removed it from the Super
watch out -
Don is likely to take a box of gear down and try and sell them to the locals
and visitors at Bunyan ! Just kidding (maybe !)
If you want to contact Don, drop me a line off the list.
Cheers
Jason Armistead
Southern Cross GC
Camden NSW
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In all your correspondence, I don't recall seeing the name or URL for the
Yahoo! Group specifically mentioned.
Can you please advise so we can pass it on to the juniors in our neck of the
woods.
I've also got to say that, for whatever reason the 26 year old limit is the
way it is, I
that are out there
somewhere.
Slightly confused and bemused
Jason Armistead
Membership Secretary
Southern Cross Gliding Club
Camden NSW
http://www.gliding.com.au/
G'day again all,
Sorry for not displaying the web address for the junior_soaring
webgroup, as I posted a large e-mail to the [Aus
between 25 and 45.
Comments / comparisons anyone ?
Cheers
Jason Armistead
Southern Cross Gliding Club
Camden, NSW
In most sports it is recognised that to have continued success at
the highest level that you need a strong junior base which also
reflects the long term health of that sport
between 25 and 45.
Comments / comparisons anyone ?
Cheers
Jason Armistead
Southern Cross Gliding Club
Camden, NSW
In most sports it is recognised that to have continued success at
the highest level that you need a strong junior base which also
reflects the long term health of that sport
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