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14 November 2010

Sorry, folks.

I've been running Air Tractors down to South America, and I've been too busy to breathe.  It's a privilege, at my age (I'm 65), to have a learning curve so steep.  The downside is, I have stories to tell, and I want to tell them, but I don't know when I'll get to them. 

The growing season is underway in South America, and there are still airplanes in Texas they're waiting for desperately.  I haven't been home since the 12th of October, and I've got two more planes to deliver before I'll have a chance to go home.  I'm afraid when I do, I'll have to show an I.D. to get in the door. 

Have patience.  There are some good stories.  I just need to catch up so I'll have leisure to tell them.

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Bob Echols

Look forward to hearing the details. Have a Merry Christmas (which I hope finds you at home). Bob

Posted by: Bob Echols | 12 December 2010 at 15:08

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