>  JR> Are there any Canadians reading this that are into Pylon racing
 >  JR> or stand off scale?
 >  JR> Come on and answer!!!!
 > Well there is a canadian.  But as for racing the only
 > thing I am racing these days is my Ski doos.  The only
 > pylons are trees and this time of the year I avoid the
 > scales as much as possible.   But heck I got a new
 > belt sander for Christmas and hopefully it will get
 > get me inspired to carry on modling.
I guess you're living in the wrong area of Canada! To-day we hit +6C. The 
only thing stopping me from flying right now is the wind but the weatherman 
says it'll drop by Friday.Saturday so this week end should result in burning 
off about a 1/2 gal. of fuel. It sure is nice to keep the old thumbs active.
Hope you get some winter flying in. What you are describing is what I went 
through in Saskatoo, Sask. but we still did some road side flying; put the 
engine under the tailpipe of the car to help warm it up and go fly. We 
ussually had about 6 flyers in the clod temperatures but we all had a good 
time. Actually the cold weather is ideal for test flying as it ussually is 
very stable.
Hope you have a Happy New Year and the weather improves for you.
TTYL from the warm climate of Medicine Hat, Alberta.
Jim
 > allabes
 > Ian Macaulay
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 > Ont. (1:163/454)
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