Toronto to Toronto....Part 24
Posted: Tue Aug 24, 2004 8:17 pm2 PM, time to leave Malaga with my new plane, i must say that when i went to fuel up it cost me fortune to fill her up (about $1700 Canadian), a little to steep for my wallet. I'll see how much fuel she uses and then i'll make a decision. It would be to bad if she costs too much on fuel 
. I'll just enjoy this trip to Lisbon 
Smooth take off with this awsome plane
.
Flying over the Spanish inland , what a beautiful scenery.
Entering Portugese airspace, man is my fuel going down, is still have about 100 miles to go and i'm almost empty
.
One heck of a nice landing, good brakes too .
As i thought would happen is that i practically landed on vapours, it would be cheaper if i rented a plane
. Too bad i have to say goodbye to the Eclipse but she is too expensive for me to fly, and atleast my grandfather understands . Now i need to find a more fuel efficient plane that will suit me best for my voyage. Then i'll see if there is something to eat aroud here and try to mingle with the native portugese (or like my son would have said "pork and cheese"). See you later
Lots more on the way kids. Happy flying.
Ludo
. I'll just enjoy this trip to Lisbon Smooth take off with this awsome plane
.Flying over the Spanish inland , what a beautiful scenery.
Entering Portugese airspace, man is my fuel going down, is still have about 100 miles to go and i'm almost empty
.One heck of a nice landing, good brakes too
.As i thought would happen is that i practically landed on vapours, it would be cheaper if i rented a plane
. Too bad i have to say goodbye to the Eclipse but she is too expensive for me to fly, and atleast my grandfather understands . Now i need to find a more fuel efficient plane that will suit me best for my voyage. Then i'll see if there is something to eat aroud here and try to mingle with the native portugese (or like my son would have said "pork and cheese"). See you laterLots more on the way kids
. Happy flying.Ludo