European Lounge: hijack thread!
09-02-03 | 05:34 AM
#556
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HEAVY METAL THUNDER
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From: Elsenborn, Belgian Eifel
Ever been to Holland Kim?
In Belgium we have a rather mixed landscape. Flat in the north, but with some nice hills when you go further south. While the south of Belgium is a very old mountain area. Because it's so very old, the mountains have become large hills. Still very beautifull if you're used to flatlands all the time.
In Belgium we have a rather mixed landscape. Flat in the north, but with some nice hills when you go further south. While the south of Belgium is a very old mountain area. Because it's so very old, the mountains have become large hills. Still very beautifull if you're used to flatlands all the time.
09-02-03 | 06:58 AM
#557
Rotary Freak
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From: Slovenia, Europe
Yes Kim, we have very diverse landscape. Mountains, sea, valleys, flatlands....
Where I was flying is the part of country that goes from hills (around 1500m altitude) to wide flatlands towards Hungary.
Where I was flying is the part of country that goes from hills (around 1500m altitude) to wide flatlands towards Hungary.
09-02-03 | 03:53 PM
#558
OBEY YOUR MAZDA
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From: Denmark
Ive been to holland once with a buddy who is a truckdriver, we drove Volvo nonstop holland-Sweden, omg what a difference. Holland is a nice country with a whorehouse at every freeway exit
whereas sweden is all about the landscape
whereas sweden is all about the landscape
09-05-03 | 05:12 PM
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From: Denmark
Originally posted by cruiser
No no, I actually am a pilot. I fly sailplanes and paragliders.
Here is my on the yellow Swing paraglider (bought it new this season):
And this is me flying (about 2months ago, flying on the wave, climbing up to 3000m at about 8 o'clock in the evening, with the most beautiful sight I've seen - gliding home in the sunset - look at last pic):
Sweet eh ?
I took my lessons last year (for the sailplane) and am totaling at 73hours of solo flight until now. The glider I was in is an Elan DG 101G.
Cheers!
No no, I actually am a pilot. I fly sailplanes and paragliders.
Here is my on the yellow Swing paraglider (bought it new this season):
And this is me flying (about 2months ago, flying on the wave, climbing up to 3000m at about 8 o'clock in the evening, with the most beautiful sight I've seen - gliding home in the sunset - look at last pic):
Sweet eh ?
I took my lessons last year (for the sailplane) and am totaling at 73hours of solo flight until now. The glider I was in is an Elan DG 101G.
Cheers!
09-11-03 | 02:27 PM
#566
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HEAVY METAL THUNDER
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From: Elsenborn, Belgian Eifel
Just do it Kim!
I'm still considering a Ro80, some are for sale in Germany, but the problem with Ro80's is rust.... so you cannot buy without a really good look...
I'm still considering a Ro80, some are for sale in Germany, but the problem with Ro80's is rust.... so you cannot buy without a really good look...
09-11-03 | 02:53 PM
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Greek Power
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From: Greece
Originally posted by Kim
I just finished watching "Bruce Allmighty"
Jim Carrey drives a Datsun 240z in that movie
I am really gonna get myself one of those someday*sigh*
I just finished watching "Bruce Allmighty"
Jim Carrey drives a Datsun 240z in that movie
I am really gonna get myself one of those someday
*sigh*
09-13-03 | 06:32 AM
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From: Hampton Roads, VA
Hey, Bart, have you been to the strawberry museum? I was reading this box of Berry Burst Strawberry Cheerios (breakfast cereal), and it said there is a museum entirely dedicated to strawberries somewhere in Belguim. 
Just wondering...
Ren
Just wondering...
Ren
09-16-03 | 09:27 AM
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From: Elsenborn, Belgian Eifel
HOT NEWS:
The British classic car magazine "Classic & Sports car" has a article about the Mazda RX7 (25th birthday) and Mazda's rotary version of the Australian Holden.
It's not 100% accurate, but still informative...
The British classic car magazine "Classic & Sports car" has a article about the Mazda RX7 (25th birthday) and Mazda's rotary version of the Australian Holden.
It's not 100% accurate, but still informative...
09-17-03 | 08:42 AM
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From: Greece
Originally posted by rotary emotions
HOT NEWS:
The British classic car magazine "Classic & Sports car" has a article about the Mazda RX7 (25th birthday) and Mazda's rotary version of the Australian Holden.
It's not 100% accurate, but still informative...
HOT NEWS:
The British classic car magazine "Classic & Sports car" has a article about the Mazda RX7 (25th birthday) and Mazda's rotary version of the Australian Holden.
It's not 100% accurate, but still informative...
It also has a very nice 15-page article about the 911
