Today was an interesting day. Savvi accompanied me on the
flight as an extra set of eyes. (Four is so much better than two! ;) The winds
had gone east and the west coast was thus off shore. If you were low you would
get bumped around by the rotor turbulence and if you were too high you couldn't
see much. It was kind of a toss-up between the two and we just made
it up as we went along. I managed great navigation on the morning flight to
stay clear of the bumpy stuff but on the afternoon things changed a bit and in
one area we got hammered. For all the work we only got one shark – the boats
did not go out.
Here is a pic of some of the action.
“Savvi and I still on
the east coast passing “the point” – half way between the Airport (just off the pic on the right) and South point (off to the left).
Tomorrow they predict rain. We will just wait and see…
Wish you were here!
:)
PS: Would you believe that all the interns have turned down
to fly with me tomorrow morning? Are they insane!? Who would turn down the
chance of flying around a beautiful tropical island in a micro-light?
Should I take it personally?
Hhhmm…. No. Perhaps they all have seen the weather forecast!
;)
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