Dave,
Its the fun of living in the wide open spaces of the USA and
Canada. Lots of room and it doesn't cost and arm and a leg. Not living
upon your neighbor has its advantages. When I can look into my neighbors
home and see what he's doing I'm to damn close. Ready to retire (4
years) and move to Tenn. where I have 7+ acres of woods and open areas.
Room to wander in PEACE and QUIET. No sirens, no big diesel trucks, or
busses running down the street. No friggin motorcycles with out a
muffler. Just an occasional pickup pulling a trailer with hay on it.
10 miles to town on nice paved blacktop roads. Grass strip thats
private about a mile away. Hope to get to be good friends with him soon.
BTW the garage is 30' x 30' more than half the size of the house.
Its something I never thought I'd get to, but life has many
twists. Some nice and some not so nice. Take it as it comes, make lemon
aid from a lemon as my grandmother use to say.
Sun-N-Fun is just a few weeks away so I guess I'll go for a day
or two. Getting to expensive for more than that. Flying my Europa is
great fun, its a great aircraft. Well worth the wait of building.
Jim Nelson
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> Ok so I am jealous Ferg. What really intrigues me though is I am
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> just how big your master bedroom must be seeing as your 'spare
> bedroom' has
> a bigger floor area than the ground floor of my little old UK home.
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> Dave Watts G-BXDY
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> > Fergus Kyle wrote
> > My project is in a spare bedroom.
> > This room is 23x23 and accomodates the assembled Europa Classic
> with
> > 4 inches to spare either wingtip, so planning is called for
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