Return of the Mac.

[TSR2]

Absolutely superb Paul, I’ve really enjoyed all of these posts and the history/ commentary.

Now, what are the plans for the journey back?

I’m thinking 146 or possibly the updated BN2 when it comes out.

[FlyTexas]

Well done, Paul!!! What an adventure! Thanks so much for taking us along.

Absolutely superb Paul, I’ve really enjoyed all of these posts and the history/ commentary.

Now, what are the plans for the journey back?

I’m thinking 146 or possibly the updated BN2 when it comes out.

Concorde...definitely.

Brian

[Paul K]

Thanks, Ben.

Thanks, Brian

I'm going to carry on eastwards and make it a round-the-world trip. That'll mean heading up north to cross the Pacific via Japan, the Kuriles, Kamchatka, Aleutians and Alaska. Same aircraft too. I've got to get G-OPVK back to Mildenhall, as I told the bloke I was only borrowing it for a few days.

[Kevin Farnell]

An excellent series, Paul

You made it to Melbourne, hope that the barbie was lit and there were a few 'cold ones' to welcome you.

Kevin

[Paul K]

Thanks, Kevin ...yes, as long as it wasn't Fosters. I'd have turned round and gone home otherwise.

[DaveG]

Congratulations on finishing the trip. It's been fun and educational following your journey. Many thanks for taking the time to post all the pictures and information for each leg.

[Silversim]

Well done Paul, and congrulations ....I've followed your journey with great interest and finally invested in the excellent JF PA28R in the recent sale

Gina

[Paul K]

Thanks both.

I don't think I'll be documenting the return journey in quite so much detail. It'll be more like a few 'postcards' from the flights over the Philippines, some snaps from Japan etc.