anybody got burnt over the weekend

Dont suppose you could email me on [email]andrew@group-flight.org[/email] please

Nice one. Good luck to ye’s 🙂

My oul boy makes a living out of flying the real thing. Must show him this

www.group-flight.org we use an Airbus A320 cockpit (flight simulator) to fly around the world for charity and indeed many forum users from all over the uk on here are involved!

Aye but never got near the Vander Brothers. Stayed up on the hill. What does your charity group do?

Monty where were u at the airshow? My charity group had a marquee beside vander brothers!

It’s the light rays from the sun which burn you: not the temperature.

You are more likely to get burned at sea because the light reflects off of the sea so it’s like having the sun above and below you. :p :confused:

Agreed – it wasn’t very warm at all but the sun is stronger due to Massachusetts being at a more southerly latitude than the UK

Bloody Hell Steve, 46 degrees! I wonder what it will be like when I go? Although it will be winter over there ain’t it?

Yeah i got burnt at the Portrush Airshow on saturday. It was mostly cloudy too! Beginning to peel today

Glasgow: ancient scots tongue, pertaining to mistiness, adj: freezing. Always wet and miserable, nae fear of skin cancer.

If not for the billions of Tanning studios…

In Newcastle, it is bloody awful! Last night there was thunder all the way from 3 in the morning to 11 this morning, it’s cloudy and bright, the air is damp and hot, we geordies can’t stand it!!

Ben, I’m a Geordie living in Oz, it gets up to 46c here in the summer, but after all these years i think i’ve acclimatized to it

[QUOTE=wilag]If it’s damp and cloudy can I pop over, I am fed up of sneeziing and itching my bloomin eyes, peasky heyfever.QUOTE]

I know the feeling so well!!!

It’s been nice and warm here at BRS!

The only time I got burnt to buggery was waiting for a MYT A320 from MAN, a TCX 752 from FRA and a Volare A320 from LGW to arrive in AUG 2003 at RMI (Rimini) in Italy.

I went whale watching off the New England coast and got burnt despite it being cold out at sea. Saw a few whales too.

It’s the light rays from the sun which burn you: not the temperature.

You are more likely to get burned at sea because the light reflects off of the sea so it’s like having the sun above and below you. :p :confused:

try wearing a hat, and sunscreen if you dont want skin cancer.

But if you must and want a tan or melanoma, pour beer over yourself to speed the process.

Believe me I come from sunnier shores.

I went whale watching off the New England coast and got burnt despite it being cold out at sea. Saw a few whales too.

Its just started P155ing down up here in Hartlepool, thunder and lightning as well. It was quite nice today as well.

I got burnt! But I wasn’t spotting, I was gliding all day. Which also means a lot of standing around on an open runway.

Today up the tower it reached 30C for around an hour, remained at 29C for the rest of the time.

31c yesterday 32c here today so lovly for the gcse exams stuck in a stuffy hot exam hall

In Newcastle, it is bloody awful! Last night there was thunder all the way from 3 in the morning to 11 this morning, it’s cloudy and bright, the air is damp and hot, we geordies can’t stand it!!

Didnt get burnt at MAN on Saturday as it wasnt really sunny, warm though. Went to EMA the day after where it was a nice 24C. Only there for an hour so once again I didnt get burnt. Got a tan from my week off though!
Johnny

I was a hermitt most of the weekend. Emerging only to sculk into the car and drive people about