REFLECTOR: GOOD STORY'S
J.F.Sheehan at larc.nasa.gov
J.F.Sheehan at larc.nasa.gov
Fri Aug 18 09:51:29 CDT 2006
Hey Ken,
I suppose the bad news was that with the back seat full of kids
you probably had to remove the portable air conditioner.
Sounds like a great trip. One of my favorite trips in the
islands was to Cat Island. Great quiet place to relax,fish and dive.
Last weekend the wife and I took the velocity to lakefront airport
in Cleveland Ohio. 2 hours enroute from Virginia. Spent the day at
the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and a night at the Rennisance Hotel.
Sort of added to a new definition of the $100 hamburger. Everything
you want in a neat little Big City is within walking distance of the
Lakefront Airport. The airport is right downtown and the approach is
right over the Brown's stadium. Great summer or fall trip but I bet
the lakefront is cold in the winter.
Used the Aviate FBO they were great AOPA discount no parking fee
and if the weather looks bad they will put you in a hangar
(no cost they said)
Ken is right the freedom we enjoy once you finish building is GREAT.
Jack
N55XL
RACE 55
> To All
> There should be more good inspirational stories here, and I have one.
> We left Sunday the 13th at 8:30 am for Paradise Island, Nassau Bahamas. Short
> trip from Vero Beach FL. of 1.5 hrs. Lunch and in the water by noon with my
> wife and daughters. Five days four nights of relax. My Velo sat in a hangar
> the whole time just waiting to take us back home at a mere $25 per day (plus
> TIP). Gorgeous flight home on Thursday afternoon so the kids could go to
> school orientation by 7:00 PM. Clearing customs in Fort pierce, FL with my trunks
> still wet from the Lazy River I thought HOW GREAT IS THIS. If there is any
> thing bad in the world to complain about its the price of American Beer in the
> Bahamas!!!! Miller Lite $6.90/12 oz. can + 15% gratuity added on (what a
> shame). Get 'um flying guys It's incredible.
>
> Ken Mishler N2087M
>
> PS. The Nose Wheel Lock works in the Bahamas Too Mon
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