Rodger Pettichord

Hi all. Just discovered another great flight resource for all sorts of flyers, low-and-slow, explorers, and tube jocks. It's called GlobalAir.com. On it, you can find all the airports, private and commercial, in a given US state. Type Google "List of airports in XXXX" and look for GlobalAit.com. Listing gives ICAO code, nearest town, and runway info. Really handy for us who know name of bush strip but not where it actually is.

Doug, years ago I was an advisor to foreign students at Washington State University. Your poem pretty much encapsulates their feelings about struggling to learn English. To, too, two, toot!

Watch your six!

Wow, Milo! Sign me up!

Many fond memories triggered by many fine songs. Thanks, Adam.

Best to you on your special day, Graeme.

One of you guys will eventually get around to Lunar and Martian landing spots. Can't wait! ☺️

Orbx is coming out with very nice bush strips for MSFS. It's worth checking them out. I've got all of them and am very pleased.

Graeme, one is tempted to trot out the stereotypes about Australians and shrimp on the barbie, but one will resist 😇.

What, Karl, no Molson's??

Nice, Graeme. You know we'll all be rushing over to the flight sim computer to fly this now 😁.

Happy day to you, Adam.

Not very exotic for me -- any seltzer. I have the gustatory sophistication of an oyster.

Thanks, Adam. This goes nicely with the new Spielberg/Hanks production, Masters of the Air on Apple+.

Hi all. Not naming any names, it seems several regulars on this thread know their beers, wines, and spirits. Just in case such a connoisseur gets a chance to travel, let's provide a guide list of local beverages. If you are a teetotaler like me, feel free to recommend a sparkling water or soft drink. THIS WEEK'S MEANINGLESS TOPIC: (A) your country; (B) recommended beer/wine/spirits/soft.