S Club flying lessons

S Club flying lessons

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glenrobbo

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35,251 posts

150 months

Friday 3rd March 2017
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Do any of you Midlands S Clubbers know if Wellesbourne are still offering elementary flying lessons?
It seems that BarryS1 could do with a course of instruction when his femur is screwed back together. Gravity can be a cruel mistress if you don't pay her enough attention when working at height. frown

I wish you a speedy recovery Barry. And put that nurse down! wink

Niiige

640 posts

169 months

Friday 3rd March 2017
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Yes - the airfield is still operating normally with a variety of flying schools to choose from.

I assume Barry will want a White aeroplane?


Barry S1

1,709 posts

189 months

Friday 3rd March 2017
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Been falling off ladder's, I'm in hospital at the moment poor Garv won't
get any exercise for a while

v8s4me

7,240 posts

219 months

Friday 3rd March 2017
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Sorry to hear that Barry. Wishing you a speedy recovery.

phillpot

17,116 posts

183 months

Friday 3rd March 2017
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That was a silly thing to do Barry, wish you a speedy recovery mate.

glenrobbo

Original Poster:

35,251 posts

150 months

Friday 3rd March 2017
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Niiige said:
Yes - the airfield is still operating normally with a variety of flying schools to choose from.

I assume Barry will want a White aeroplane?
Yes Niiige, a nice white one, preferably with a big red cross. And parachutes. wink

phillpot

17,116 posts

183 months

Friday 3rd March 2017
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Perhaps Glen's friend, the "Wicked Witch of Wellesbourne," could help out with flying lessons scratchchin

greymrj

3,316 posts

204 months

Friday 3rd March 2017
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Oh no! Hard luck Barry. Best wishes for a speedy recovery. Phillpot asked me to remind you to check they use stainless screws!!

glenrobbo

Original Poster:

35,251 posts

150 months

Friday 3rd March 2017
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phillpot said:
Perhaps Glen's friend, the "Wicked Witch of Wellesbourne," could help out with flying lessons scratchchin
From the look of that picture, I think you would have to prize that broomstick from her cold dead hands before you could go flying on it for a spell. wink

Longers

4,492 posts

228 months

Friday 3rd March 2017
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Barry S1 said:
Been falling off ladder's
DIY = Don't Involve Yourself wink

Hope you've soon recovered Barry

Deeman

1,609 posts

182 months

Friday 3rd March 2017
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glenrobbo said:
phillpot said:
Perhaps Glen's friend, the "Wicked Witch of Wellesbourne," could help out with flying lessons scratchchin
From the look of that picture, I think you would have to prize that broomstick from her cold dead hands before you could go flying on it for a spell. wink
She does appear rather compromised!

TurboTony

908 posts

171 months

Friday 3rd March 2017
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Wishing you a speedy recovery. Just think of Wellesbourne breakfasts and you will be on the mend before you know it.

SJS357

1,505 posts

156 months

Friday 3rd March 2017
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Wishing you well for a speedy recovery Barry thumbup

Griffinr

1,017 posts

174 months

Friday 3rd March 2017
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Some outrigger repairs you just have to leave to the professionals, hope you're well again soon.
Rob

enna

51 posts

94 months

Friday 3rd March 2017
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Sorry to hear that you are in hospital with fractured leg,hope the healing process will speed things up.dont forget get physio,afterwards.keep your chin up,you will soon be back on track xx Anne & Rick

Barry S1

1,709 posts

189 months

Saturday 4th March 2017
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Thanks everyone, I had operation on Thursday
and they got me up walking yesterday it's still
very painful but should get better as time goes by,
Going to be 2 months before I can walk on it, just
think of all the petrol money I'll save I'll be rich.

glenrobbo

Original Poster:

35,251 posts

150 months

Saturday 4th March 2017
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Longers said:
Barry S1 said:
Been falling off ladders
DIY = Don't Involve Yourself wink
It wasn't DIY, Longers, Barry is a professional. wink
He does it for a living. I think he must be very brave. I wouldn't do it without a parachute. nono

Niiige

640 posts

169 months

Saturday 4th March 2017
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Barry,

I'm very sorry to hear your terrible news old boy. Must have been very painful. I know you'll have made the S brethren proud by being a brace little soldier.

Do you have a cast on ?


Stew Mc

401 posts

173 months

Sunday 5th March 2017
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Bugger!

Wishing you a speedy recovery Barry.

Stew and Karen.

RayTVR

1,040 posts

143 months

Sunday 5th March 2017
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Get well soon Barry - hope the recovery gas you mobile again for the summer driving months.