Tom flew his little plane back from Toronto at about 65 to 75 miles per hour. He's storing it in a hanger right now well he repairs the prop. Since I haven't been able to do the logistics of showing and selling my Ural Motorcycle he offered to help me sell it.
I haven't ridden my Harley this year because I've had no place to park it. It's a sad state of affairs when I have too many vehicles and have to let this beauty go because of lack and cost of storage and parking.
It was a fun ride on the Ural out to Tom's until the night and cold hit. I had to stop in Abbotsford to unthaw at Macdonald's with a coffee. When I got to Chilliwack Tom had the fun of riding it a bit. I joined Gilbert then in the warmth of the Ford truck.
I finally got to see Tom's plane, this little beauty that he raced a Volkswagon bus across the Prairies with when a head wind put him at a disadvantage. Sitting in his plane after almost freezing my butt off driving the Ural from Vancouver to Chilliwack in November, I found myself reminiscing about working as a fly-in doctor through northern Canada. Tom told me of his exploits landing in downtown Whistler.
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