New Life For Cliffs Of Dover?

[MB_Avro_UK]

Hi all,

My new son who is four months old is very interested in Cliffs of Dover. The photo is of me carrying him around the Old Warden museum and next to their Hurricane.

I will post more photos of him soon admiring the images of Cliffs of Dover as I fly!



Best Regards,
MB_Avro.

[Skoshi Tiger]

Another Hurricane pilot in the making!

My boy (8yrs old) has got to the stage where he'll come up and ask to play 'The Flying Game!"

I'll bump the difficulty down to easy and get him into the low level interception mission. Every so often he'll come and get me to reset the mission.

Hmmm! Might be time to get a second PC up and running!

[MB_Avro_UK]

Trouble is, he's a bit wary of the flash from the camera. Hence the closed eyes!!

[skouras]

[Stealth_Eagle]

Cool. Some of the next generation simmers like I am/was. I remember my father telling me a story about when I was either 3 or 4 and I was trying to teach my grandfather (who flew in the Vietnam war) how to land an aircraft.

There also is a photo of me at 6 or 8 (can't remember which) flying a helicopter virtually with my sidewinder joystick in my lap. Ah those were the days.

I am right now 16, I love to continually do flight sims and it actually helped me decide what I want to go to college for, aerospace engineering. I also am right now trying to get a part time job to pay for pilot's lessons since I got my first one for Christmas. Right now have clocked .5 hours of flying time in a logbook for real life and probably several thousand virtual hours.

[No1 Cheese]

Originally Posted by Stealth_Eagle

I am right now 16, I love to continually do flight sims and it actually helped me decide what I want to go to college for, aerospace engineering. I also am right now trying to get a part time job to pay for pilot's lessons since I got my first one for Christmas. Right now have clocked .5 hours of flying time in a logbook for real life and probably several thousand virtual hours.

Good on you!!! Oh to be 16 again,never let go of your dreams mate and turn them into reality.

Cheese

[il_corleone]

Originally Posted by Stealth_Eagle

Cool. Some of the next generation simmers like I am/was. I remember my father telling me a story about when I was either 3 or 4 and I was trying to teach my grandfather (who flew in the Vietnam war) how to land an aircraft.

There also is a photo of me at 6 or 8 (can't remember which) flying a helicopter virtually with my sidewinder joystick in my lap. Ah those were the days.

I am right now 16, I love to continually do flight sims and it actually helped me decide what I want to go to college for, aerospace engineering. I also am right now trying to get a part time job to pay for pilot's lessons since I got my first one for Christmas. Right now have clocked .5 hours of flying time in a logbook for real life and probably several thousand virtual hours.

Same age here mate , nice to see we are not alone, and the community if Fly simmers will long!, Congrats on that boy! will be a Hurricane ace! Skoshi Tiger

[MD_Titus]

Originally Posted by MB_Avro_UK

Trouble is, he's a bit wary of the flash from the camera. Hence the closed eyes!!

be careful of that, they are very wary then incredibly interested in anything camera or phone shaped that makes lights

[arthursmedley]

Avro, what a little beauty!!

[MB_Avro_UK]

He has become a troublemaker. (Obviously takes after his mother )




Best Regards,
MB_Avro