Why wouldnt i fly gyros ?

[EI-GYRO]

Every time I hear the term ' Carbon footprint ', I know where I'd like to plant it.

 

[Resasi]

Lively little critters aren't they, fly pretty good too. 48, my goodness you were lucky, high 40's to low 50's down in the Libyan desert round the rigs in summer at the edge of the sand sea.

Saudi labor law was everyone stopped working above 52. Problem was the thermometer always seemed to go on the blink around then. Tis a bit warm though.

 

[birdy]

Thats 48c in the air mate, i didnt look wen i was on the ground. [ couldnt see for them f^%$# flies.]
Its usualy bout 8-10 c cooler up at 100-200 feet.

Every time I hear the term ' Carbon footprint ', I know where I'd like to plant it.
Every time i read your posts i gota chuck in the ol orish accent.
Just love the way you people sound.

 

[Resasi]

Oh all right then, not such a p***y then.

Deep woods is an insecticide that discourages them from landing on you. Just don't lick your lips.

 

[mceagle]

Reached approx 120*F in Victoria (Australia's coolest mainland state) yesterday - at least 25 + lost in Bushfires.
All this while the north suffers floods after approx 3ft of rain and the state of Queensland is now covered with water, to an area the size of the state of South Australia.
Talk about contrasts.

 

[Graeme Monro]

Bushfires and floods

Bushfires and floods

Mother nature can be both beautiful and cruel at the sametime.

Graeme.

 

[Chopper Reid]

While it got really hot yesterday 48C, its all happened way before, I remember a day in the 80's when it got to 48 and back in the 30's, they had weeks on end of this weather, the difference is that there wasnt the same weather recordings happening. I also know that the temp readings get fudged a lot cause inland towns dont want to scare the tourists away !!

 

[Chopper Reid]

Reached approx 120*F in Victoria (Australia's coolest mainland state) yesterday - at least 25 + lost in Bushfires.
All this while the north suffers floods after approx 3ft of rain and the state of Queensland is now covered with water, to an area the size of the state of South Australia.
Talk about contrasts.

The Victorians are working on burning out an area the size of Victoria and if they keep adding national parks and wild life area's, they will go very close to succeeding !! Thank God that we have the perfect fire breaks here !!!!!

 

[mceagle]

at least 25 + lost in Bushfires.

Death toll now around 60!!! Sad business indeed.