BYO sub machine gun.
April 25th, 2010
Yesterday I risked life (and losing my Spanish omelette breakfast) by flying upside down in a 1942 Tiger Moth biplane. My 30 minute joy flight (with ‘mild’ acrobatics) left from the Point Cook RAAF base and skirted the city before climbing above Port Phillip Bay for ‘more than mild’ acrobatics. I almost wet my pants and vomited at the same time on the first loop-de-loop. It really is rather disconcerting to be upside down with only a 70 year old seat belt from stopping you falling out. And just when I thought I was safe (and the right way round again) we kept on spinning. And spinning. But, my omelette stayed in my stomach and my pants stayed dry and, when we finished, I wanted more loop-de-loops. What a buzz. The only downside was that they didn’t supply a sub machine gun (I did honestly ask when I booked if it was okay to bring my own sub machine gun and the lady did sound quite scared!). Anyway, here are a few snaps – I managed to keep hold of my camera!
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