Classic British Flight Sim

Joe,
A chasseur is a hunter, and IIRC, the term for a French fighter aircraft.
There's a Niort in France, and a Lac Niort (Lake Niort for non Francophiles) near the Reservation.

No wonder Peter flies there a lot!

Weapon of choice, just because they learn how to cook!

Joe,
I thought it was only my mate Barack who you didn't like.
Sounds as though you don't like any of them?

Joe,
There might be some in canoes.

Many Happy Returns, Trev.
Hope you're managing to keep that runway clear of dead horses!

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Well, one never knows what one will start until one tries, eh?
Especially when there's a plague of topic hijackers on a forum!