Hawker Sea Hawk W.I.P

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Weathers not that bad :worried: .........it's about the same as my mate in Australia at the moment :)

The fact that they are in mid winter is just a detail :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol:

Just trying to think when I last saw this much wind and rain :think: ...........last summer I guess :lol: :lol:

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Can we swap for a bit? I'm getting tired of this endless sunshine. Can't go for a walk without a hat and sunglasses, it's a real pain.
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All that sun getting to you Steve ?.....We Brits over here will be as brown as anything soon.....no NOT suntan.....RUST... !!!! :brick:

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You'll kill me, but I'm already teaching my little daughter to stay in the shade and not get too much sun ;-) It's flipping hot out here in the summer, and while my wife is something akin to an Inca and gets deep brown in 2 hours with no suntun lotion, I on the other hand fear the sun god and cover up! My daughter is blonde and blue-eyed yet must have inherited my wife's tone as she tans really well. Lucky thing.

One thing is for sure, we may fry, but we won't rust! :lol:
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Steve

Come on over to my side of the mountains its a mere 45 degrees !!!!

I was in Monterey two weeks ago and the temp (at noon) was 20 beautiful weather but who can afford
to live on the central Cali coast

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Only Clint Eastwood, Arnie and some other celebs no doubt! I can barely afford to live on the southern Cali coast. But then the UK is not much cheaper these days so I can't complain really. Well, yes, I suppose I can, it's the English in me ;-)
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DispatchDragon wrote:Steve

Come on over to my side of the mountains its a mere 45 degrees !!!!

I was in Monterey two weeks ago and the temp (at noon) was 20 beautiful weather but who can afford
to live on the central Cali coast

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Did you drop any matches by accident in Monterey Dragon? lol. We were going to take a drive up to San Francisco last week via Santa Barbara and Monterey only both were on fire and the wife does get a tad bit asthmatic so we decided to can it! As for living on the Cali coast...jeeez yea how expensive?! I cycle up the beach to work every day as I work about half a mile south of LAX and some of the houses there are amazing, and have more amazing prices!

If only there was a lot of money in Sim add ons hey? We'd all be living the beach life! Or whatever floats your boat!

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Sketchy

Actually Monterrey wasnt too bad because of the on shore flow - but we then drove to Oakland to pick up some
furniture from the the port storage - and then drove back down through the central valley via Fresno and
Visalia to Bakersfield - the smoke was increridble - it didnt really clear until I past Baker inbound to Vegas.
and now its 46c!!!!

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Wow, 46c!! I can hardly complain then. Some like it hot...

Anyone have any idea of what kind of a/c they use as firebombers these days? I remember the old Spielberg film 'Always' which had the classic A-26 if I remember correctly. Made me want to be a firebomber pilot after watching it - they had all the good old prop types.
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P3s C130s, DC10 and the Tracker with turboprops - saw a P3 working just north of MRY and two C130s and a OV10 parked on the ramp at Visalia

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