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Getting to the Spring Onion
Peregrin Posted Jul 24, 2001
I'm tempted...
*prods nose*
But I'm afraid I'll have to eat my fill of ice cream etc at the Spring Onion because I don't want to miss flying for anything 
I am a peregrine after all 
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shrinkwrapped Posted Jul 24, 2001
My dad is obsessed with planes and such.
Do you have a pilot's lisence? Or do birds not require such things?
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Peregrin Posted Jul 24, 2001
Nope, fraid not, but I might get lessons.
I lost my original wings in a tragic accident involving a tube of Pringles, a lump of blu-tack and a particle accelerator, so I have to use powered flight now. 
(or gliders, as I am in the Beacons )
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shrinkwrapped Posted Jul 24, 2001
Ooh! I know someone who got an award for the Women's UK Highest Altitude in a glider, probably back in the 70s/80s. If you keep getting thermals you can stay up for hours, so they tell me.
And then I reply "that's all very well, but it doesn't explain what you are doing in my house stealing my stereo".
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Tinkerbell *tumbleweed* Posted Jul 24, 2001
Hmmm...
Ooh look I can say, I might not be able to go to the Oxford meet as I may be working 
What sort of glider are you playing in? Couldn't you take cookies with you? 
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Peregrin Posted Jul 25, 2001
Probably but seeing the way I am with controlling things they'd get smashed pretty quickly and fly around the cockpit getting in everybody's mouths. Which might be a good thing.
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