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Re: Autumn Stew

Postby Fozzer » Thu Nov 03, 2011 4:04 am

I used to love popping into the old Caf....(press Alt+1,3,0 on the Num Pad)...
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Re: Autumn Stew

Postby Flying Trucker » Thu Nov 03, 2011 8:04 am

Goodly morning all... :)

Thanks Ang2dogs, now I remember the one site was called the Pilot's Lounge and the other was the Cafe I think, but they were both under the General Section.

We ate very well in the front end of most military/commercial aircraft that I flew.

Several of the back enders if they knew they were with me would pack something a little special, just for me.

A spanish onion and old cheese sandwich with lots of salt on the spanish onion.... :)
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Re: Autumn Stew

Postby Flying Trucker » Thu Nov 03, 2011 8:29 am

Hi Paul...

Certain Military Mess Halls will have a red and white checked tablecloths on certain occasions and we have a dozen or so at the bugsmasher field we put out on special occasions like for the Christmas Party and meal.

Now keep your eyes closed Paul and picture this.

There you are at one of our bugsmasher field special days, the red and white checked tablecloths with white napkins on the table where you are sitting.

Our club house is a log cabin style prefab and about ten years old now, the old one fell down.... ;D

The walls are adorned with pictures of aircraft like the Cessna 150, 172, Piper Cubs, Tiger Moths...etc.

Placing the hot food on the table, as every table gets the same thing is this two hundred and sixty pound, six foot four gentleman, with hairy arms full of colourful tattoos, he has a full handlebar waxed moustache and has on his well stained white apron.

In a deep voice he says...enjoy... :)

You have just met George, one of the locals who is a Flying Farmer, loves motorcycles and sitting around the clubhouse
chewing the rag... ;D

P.S.  I think we are off topic again.... ;D
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Re: Autumn Stew

Postby Ang2dogs » Thu Nov 03, 2011 5:36 pm

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Re: Autumn Stew

Postby Flying Trucker » Thu Nov 03, 2011 6:10 pm

You are right Ang2dogs... ;D
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Re: Autumn Stew

Postby Flying Trucker » Wed Nov 09, 2011 7:45 pm

This is great for cooking... ;)

http://www.canadianwhisky.org/reviews/b ... c-vol.html

ALSO

http://www.nightbeacons.net/alaska/one.php

Interesting read...look at the food comments half way down the page...

AND

Do not comment on my stew.... ;D

(This is just great. My first week in Alaska, and already I've eaten Rudolph and Bullwinkle!)... ;D
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