After Davy had his own short version of a flight RTW but he had to stay in Cana, Benin. We both then had a good look at the plane's condition now that we have all these tools available for us to use 
. The Twin Bonanza is in top shape and ready for our next voyage to Nigeria's port Harcourt . Here we are taking off from Cana ;D.
More of Benin's beautiful scenery
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Getting closer and closer to the Benin and Nigerian border
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Last major airport in Benin, it's the Murtala Muhammed Airport, isn't that a biggie ;D
One of many breathtaking lakes in Nigeria as we approach Port Harcourt Airport
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Noon, and a safe landing in a beautiful valley.
Isn't that luxury, having a gas pump in front of your own hangar (too bad we still have to pay for the gas
) I have to check some stuff in my office and send an e-mail to my wife to let her know where i am and what i'm doing ::). We do have electricity in the office and hangar, but it seems that they still need to invent running water in Africa, we only have a small hand pump in the back 
. Not realy a problem for Davy he doesn't like washing himself anyway(PU, YUK) 
. When i came out of the office i noticed that there were a lot flying insects buzzing around, at first i didn't mind it too much because we AREin Africa 
. Then we saw a plane landing..........i wonder what it is 
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Well what do you think of that, it's my grandpappy with one of his re-painted Mustangs, isn't she a beauty
. Granddad said that he was just dropping it off, and that somebody is picking him up to take him home 
. I wished that he could stay but at 75 he's still a very busy businessman (i wish that i'll be that busy when i'm at his age). Davy and i are going to take the Mustang into the hangar and give her a thourough check, and maybe later we can have a test flight to see how she performs, if we can get rid of these annoying flying bugs that are always buzzing around our heads Bzzzzzzzzzz .
Wanna see our test flight with the souped up Mustang, then stay tuned and you will see it happen before your own eyes . Happy flying
Ludo
. The Twin Bonanza is in top shape and ready for our next voyage to Nigeria's port Harcourt . Here we are taking off from Cana ;D.More of Benin's beautiful scenery
.Getting closer and closer to the Benin and Nigerian border
.Last major airport in Benin, it's the Murtala Muhammed Airport, isn't that a biggie ;D
One of many breathtaking lakes in Nigeria as we approach Port Harcourt Airport
.Noon, and a safe landing in a beautiful valley
.Isn't that luxury, having a gas pump in front of your own hangar (too bad we still have to pay for the gas
) I have to check some stuff in my office and send an e-mail to my wife to let her know where i am and what i'm doing ::). We do have electricity in the office and hangar, but it seems that they still need to invent running water in Africa, we only have a small hand pump in the back . Not realy a problem for Davy he doesn't like washing himself anyway(PU, YUK) . When i came out of the office i noticed that there were a lot flying insects buzzing around, at first i didn't mind it too much because we AREin Africa . Then we saw a plane landing..........i wonder what it is .Well what do you think of that, it's my grandpappy with one of his re-painted Mustangs, isn't she a beauty
. Granddad said that he was just dropping it off, and that somebody is picking him up to take him home . I wished that he could stay but at 75 he's still a very busy businessman (i wish that i'll be that busy when i'm at his age). Davy and i are going to take the Mustang into the hangar and give her a thourough check, and maybe later we can have a test flight to see how she performs, if we can get rid of these annoying flying bugs that are always buzzing around our heads Bzzzzzzzzzz .Wanna see our test flight with the souped up Mustang
, then stay tuned and you will see it happen before your own eyes . Happy flying Ludo
