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I decided to have a go in photo scenery.................. If anyone would like a copy just shout..................

Yes to all your questions Jim.

Ordering Pizza - Is this in our 'not too distant' future? Hello! Is this Gordon's Pizza? No sir - it's Google Pizza. I must have dialed a wrong number. Sorry. No sir - Google bought Gordon's Pizza last month. OK. I would like to order a pizza. Do you want your usual, sir? My usual - you know me? According to our caller ID data sheet, the last 12 times you called you ordered an extra-large pizza with three cheeses - sausage - pepperoni - mushrooms and meat balls on a thick crust. OK - that's what I want . May I suggest that this time you order a pizza with

Aviation Maintenance Course MOOC OK so you can fly but what about aircraft service and repairs, this free on-line 2 week certificated course is provided by the Embry - Riddle Aeronautical University. For further details and enrolment....... https://www.canvas.net/browse/erau/courses/aviation-maintenance

I found this very interesting web site in my travels................. https://lorby-si.weebly.com/downloads.html

Great pictures, forest fire effects for FSX and P3D available here...... https://firefighterx.weebly.com

This is as low as I can get...............................

Thank you very much for the photos, great stuff. Have you come across this http://www.trollbridge.film cheers Mike.

Hi Joe, It is Chris Palmer of Angle of Attack. Cheers Mike.

Photo scenery for FSX, FSX Steam and P3D I plan to donate my home made photo scenery collection to an Italian contact who owns his own web site, http://www.italyphotoreal.weebly.com as he can upload to his " storage cloud", and then anyone who is interested can download when its convenient for them. On this site he is offering all the European photo scenery F.O.C but, if possible, asks for a donation for the Peter Pan Hospice Foundation in Rome for children's families to have accommodation and transport while cancer treatment is given, as a small thank you for all of his time

https://www.aviatortraining.com/guide-to-the-sky/?utm_source=AviatorTraining.com&utm_campaign=406b81a933-EMAIL_CAMPAIGN_2018_01_08&utm_medium=email&utm_term=0_72457fb1c6-406b81a933-206322857 Everything you need to know to become a pilot.

Watching out for you Jim, but nothing "On Air"..................................

Hi Jim, Happy to help out, never heard of "twitch TV" so hope I'm able to watch it outside of the UK. Cheers Mike.

Hi Alan, Any landing you walk away from is a good landing! Its a Piper PA-36 Pawnee Brave. My better half is a Terry Pratchett follower too and we had the pleasure of meeting him many years ago. Cheers Mike.

Photo bucket have pulled the plug on all their free services, you now have to pay. Try this web page its totally FREE of charge and very easy to use and you do not have to register. https://postimages.org

This is a FREE service open to all aviators by the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) in becoming a better pilot through education. Here is the web link.... https://www.faasafety.gov This is what the home page looks like, you have to register first, the area marked in RED on the top right hand side. On line courses with examination and certificates on completion can be selected from the area marked in RED on the top left hand side. FAA Wings Master Pilot since 2016.

Build yourself a TRIM WHEEL using an old PC mouse in conjunction with Peter Dowson's software FSUIPC. A small hole has to be made on the side of the plastic casing of the mouse. The trim wheel was made from the base of a CD stack holder with a screw glued to the central axis point. This screw goes through the hole you made in the side of the mouse and into the axle of the mouse drive so that when you turn the trim wheel it turns the mouse top wheel too. The cover was made from black corrugated plastic to hide the mouse and cable. Yo

This is FREE and works in FSX and P3D https://library.avsim.net/search.php?SearchTerm=logbook+&CatID=root&Sort=Added&ScanMode=0&Page=1

There are loads of FREE Pilot Log Books out there, https://myflightbook.com/logbook/default.aspx http://www.crewlogbook.com http://easypilotlogbook.com https://www.flylogio.com

Many thanks Brett for your support during 2017 cheers Mike