Mike Cleaver wrote:
Hi Geoff
You could be digging yourself in even deeper now! ( and digging in can
be a Wombat habit!)
Wombat
At 06:29 13/10/2005, you wrote:
Mike,
Apologies, as I had no intention to comment on any particular part of
you, nor to cast aspersions at the relationship betw
yourself.
Regards
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From: <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]>Mike Cleaver
To: <mailto:aus-soaring@lists.internode.on.net>Discussion of issues
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At 11:27 12/10/2005, you
wrote:>Robert,>> That paper can
also be used to clean out the cockpit if you > ever encounter wombat
holes.>> Thanks fo
At 11:27 12/10/2005, you wrote:
Robert,
That paper can also be used to clean out the cockpit if you
ever encounter wombat holes.
Thanks for your link to the article on the rabbit holes. It was
a good read.
Geoff
Be VERY careful what you say about wombat holes!
Wombat
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Derek Ruddock wrote:>Don't forget the toilet
paper> >TksThat's a REALLY good idea,
I'm adding some n
: "Derek Ruddock" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Don't forget the toilet paper
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Derek Ruddock wrote:
Don't forget the toilet paper
Tks
That's a REALLY good idea, I'm adding some now!
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Robert Hart [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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I was told a trick used by hang glider pilots - take a container of dental
floss.
If you land in a tree getting down can be a problem. Getting a rope up to
you from a ground crew to lower you down from a tall tree can be impossible.
I know.
The hang gliders use dental floss to pull up a rope
Don't forget the toilet paper
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Sent: Tuesday, 11 October 2005 6:44 PM
To: Discussion of issues relating to Soaring in Australia.
Subject: Re: [Aus-soaring] The best outlanding kit contents?
Outlanding Kit:
Money
signal mirror
EPIRB
Cyalume lights
LED torch
Swiss army knife
Water (separate)
Pen and note pad to leave messages.
Cord
Space blanket
Compass
First aid stuff
Grant Harper
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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 p
David Boulter wrote:
I am interested in the contents of peoples outlanding kits: Space blankets ,
water, food, sunscreen, bug repellant..etc
My out landing kit consists of
EPIRB (in flying suit ankle pocket - but can be attached to parachute)
Wallet and some small change (in flying
David,
basic kit is water, beacon,strobe and jumper. Rest is nice to have on east
coast.
Peter
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> Hi,
>
> I
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