Doc has his card, Ken has his card, I have my card, but does the Fireman have his card?

 

Doc, never liked the Dallas/Ft. Worth airport. Always on the wrong side and gotta ride the trains around. Too big, which always means too many idjots!

 

Ain't been there in over 40 years, sounds like it hasn't changed.

 

Airports I hate going to: Atlanta, Chicago O'Hare, DFW, San Fran, LA, Minneapolis, Memphis, anything in New York

Ain't bad: Washington National, Milwaukee, Phoenix, Tuscon, Orange County (Los Angeles area), Las Vegas, Salt Lake City, Seattle (last two been a long time, maybe changed). Been in a bunch of little places that don't take more'n a DC9 or even just props, those are always easy to get in and out of. I really don't like flying airlines any more, any of them, don't like being around so many people.

One to ask would be my gf; when we watch travel shows, she tells me more about most places than the narrator, been in more foreign airports than I have stateside.

 

I used the small airport in Sarasota once, that wasn't bad. For that matter the one in Daytona is easy to traverse.

 

I like landing on water in Dehavilland Beavers. No crowds, no nothing.

 

I am creating sawdust this morning.

 

With peckerwood?

 

Close, organ wood!

I obtained a large mount of wooden pipe organ pipes for free. Most of them are pretty old, with the oldest being from the 1880's. I am cutting them up for their wood, which so far is either pine or poplar. Straight as an arrow, and nary a knot. Lots of sheets of lead, too. The pipes range anywhere from 2"x2"x24" up to 6"x6"x84" with all manner of sizes in-between, depending on the pitch. I am going to keep one full set, for whatever reason, in original condition.

 

I have made enough sawdust for one day. I must have a cubic yard of sawdust right now, seeing as I have not emptied the bag in a while.