Take off from Newcastle in the early hours so that we catch them sleeping!

We on this flight shall be remembered—
We few, we happy few, we band of brothers;
For he to-day that sheds his blood with me
Shall be my brother; be he ne'er so vile,
This day shall gentle his condition;
And gentlemen in England now a-bed
Shall think themselves accursed they were not here,
And hold their manhoods cheap whiles any speaks
That flew with us upon Satur--day.

Apologies to Bill Shakespeare.

Scenery: I have Orbx TrueEarth  England North South and Middle which includes Scotland. I also got Orbx Edin-burg. There are no other add on sceneries necessary.

Distance: Approximately 310.73nm

Stops: Nothing Rogeresque.

Aircraft: If possible, something with shark's teeth painted on the front to instil a bit of fear.

NOTAM: Be aware that we have intelligence reports that the Scots are now in possession of the latest Mk.IV AA Haggis. Keep 'em peeled!

This is a hush hush operation so keep the FLIGHT PLAN to yourselves.

Good luck chaps, what!

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Particulars
Date and time: May 9th, 2020. 1800 UTC
Where: AVSIM RTWR Teamspeak - Casual Flights Channel
Teamspeak Server Address: ts.teamavsim.com
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Edited May 4, 20206 yr by Ron Attwood
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Ron,

takeing us into the land of the " PICTS "  (scots ) is something to be very wary of,  not only have they got the latest MK1vAA hagis, they have developed the double barrelled one arm caber tosser,

although it has been tried only once,  ( Dougie McDougle used it at the royal highland games when it backfired & blew him backwards to the royal enclosure with his kilt around his neck) not a pretty site,

the queen was not amused as she was eating Tatties & neeps at the time.

I am told that if shot down & captured you are placed in an "ARBROTH" smoking house & after several hours you are released proper kippered.

regards   😬

A timely warning Brother Roger. On behalf of the whole Expeditionary Force, thank you. So let's be careful out there.

Thanks for the opportunity to fly over and salute the Wallace Monument, in effect a Scottish national "hall of fame" near Stirling Castle. It was here that the Battle of Stirling Bridge (1297) made William Wallace a hero for his clever tactics that allowed an outnumbered Scottish army of infantry and archers to defeat an English invasion force led by mounted knights. Later, Wallace was betrayed, captured, and sent to London where was "tried" for treason in 1305.

Wallace was taken ...  to the Tower of London, then stripped naked and dragged through the city at the heels of a horse to the Elms at Smithfield. He was hanged, drawn and quartered—strangled by hanging, but released while he was still alive, emasculated, eviscerated and his bowels burned before him, beheaded, then cut into four parts. His preserved head (dipped in tar) was placed on a pike atop London Bridge.
(Wikipedia)

And just south of the Wallace Monument at Stirling was fought the Battle of Bannockburn (1314) in which Robert the Bruce daringly attacked and defeated a much larger English invasion army and made Scotland independent. The fate of Wallace does not seem to have frightened the Scots into subservience.

Over the subsequent seven centuries, of course, there may have been some ups-and-downs in English-Scottish relations.

It must be satisfying to have planned our flight to acknowledge these great moments in Scottish history. Or not ...
😎

On 5/4/2020 at 1:43 PM, Ron Attwood said:

Aircraft: If possible, something with shark's teeth painted on the front to instil a bit of fear.

Ron,
And all this time you assumed I never read your posts.. 
I assure you.. I read them.
I wouldn't sh (word not allowed) it you.. You're my favorite tu (word not allowed) rd! 😂

Very appropriate Roman. Sad I won't be able to see it. I can't get the SF to install in P3D. It wanted to phone a non existent home.

tu (word not allowed) rd . Can't figure that one out.

EDIT: tu--rd. phnar phnar.

Edited May 8, 20206 yr by Ron Attwood

Clever ol' Mike. He saw through my plan immediately. That's my narrative blown.

I did some bits of the flight this evening and I was gob-smacked by the scenery. If you have the full set of TE England it's an absolute treat. Plus great 'performance'.

Well. That was 'interesting'. 

Ron..

Thanks for the flight! Very enjoyable.

7 hours ago, Ron Attwood said:

Well. That was 'interesting'.

2 out of 10 doctors agree, the other 8 were out golfing.
Wouldn't you too? If there?

Have some screen shots, available here..
This flight reminded me of pre Oshkosh - "Bonanzas 2 KOSH", close to 100, or more, all coming in at once. 
Here's a little chart so you can figure out yourself if your mug was taken.. 

My Aliases:
Mike --> V35B VH-SQE        
Ron --> V35B I-BMBN
Gunter --> V35B N1873L
Nick --> V35B N830T
Roger --> V35B N275BM
Jeff --> V35B N3712D
Steve --> Legacy N323DE (and in 1 shot, "Moon Base Interceptor") 
Bert --> (C421) to C441 Conquest II N503PM
Josh --> V35B ??? most likely also in N3712D 
Norm --> (exact) V35B N9609T        
Frank --> TB-21 GT N725GT
Michael --> (Mooney Acclaim) to Navion B, USAF
Me --> I forgot already - heh

If I don't see you today ( it's 0200 here! ) have a great week & stay healthy!

For some weird reason I seem to appear only at the start of the flight and at the very end.

Is Roman trying to tell you something Ron ?.   or is it because you were absent some of the time due to ctd's.

I am glad to be back in the land of the goat herders as i can now get some proper mutton stew. (never did like Tatties & Neeps )

regards.

3 hours ago, robrooke said:

or is it because you were absent some of the time due to ctd's.

....might be.