Originally posted by Bmused55
Hey WDYou ever seen a pic on A.net or JP.net of a flight you were actualy up front on? the picture of that nice Conti emb145 made me think
If anyone wants a picture taken of them “up front” for A.net or similar then let me know, you’ll probably have to be passing through or above GLA and in daylight (as Wys knows, lol)
My services are FOC.
Originally posted by Matthew Murray
i thought going down the pub would cocnlude things for you Allen…
I think you’ve been down the pub Matthew,:D
Believe it or not, I very rarely spend time in pubs when I’m in such a warm climate, and “cerveza Espanol, es no bueno”. I’m saving the pub for Tuesday night when I get home, besides I’ll need to deliver those cheap fags to the boys back home.;)
And what the hell would Nessie be doing in the Sound Of Mull off Oban anyway ?
And what the hell would Nessie be doing in the Sound Of Mull off Oban anyway ?
Originally posted by Bmused55
I got two VCRs connected with a Scart,… I can copy 😀 😀
I’ve got two vcr’s, signal processing and dvd copying, nah, nah, nah nah:D
Originally posted by keltic
Tenerife is a microcosmos in which one could find more than sun and sand. If you are interesting in other type of visit I could suggest.
-North for good old architecture and the place where colonial american architecture took influence from. You shouldn´t miss the old capital of La Laguna, Orotova, Garrachico, Icod de los Vinos, and Drago Milenario
-Of course the Teide National Park
-Costa Silencio with the montain area of the west.
Lots to do and see.
I’ve been down (note not up) Mount Teide on a mountain bike, very nice I have to say, decided not to do too many tourist things and just relax a lot. Sometimes an activity holiday can leave me needing a holiday when I get back. Running round TFS (Tenerife South, Reina Sofia) with the camera will be the conclusion of any physical activities.:D
Originally posted by Moondance
“Walking on the beaches, looking at the peaches”
Now you know what I’ve been up to then.:D
Originally posted by Bmused55
any chance of someone taping that discovery channel program?
I’d like a copy too…;)
It’s simple Mark, Loganair still operate as BA franchisee. BA’s corporate guru’s decided they didn’t like the Islander in BA colours as it didn’t fit in with the corporate image. This is why they have taken them back to a Loganair livery. This was explained to me by a Loganair captain over a long and interesting conversation last September at the Loganair base at GLA.
Loganair’s services will still be bookable through BA’s booking systems however, even though much of their services will transfer from BA Citiexpress to Loganair proper, essentially it’s all an excercise in accounting really and of little real change to passengers in terms of how they book and who with.
Brrrr….. I’m not missing that weather out here in Tenerife, great shots BOD, wrap up well.:D
I’ve found a better PC to use and edited the initial post a little.
Yes that’s the “chariot to the sun” TF-ELQ, we left GLA at 9am prompt and touched down at TFS at something like 1350. I was right in the back row in the aisle, seat 26D. A comfortable flight, the plane was in reasonably good nick, cabin wise, despite some dodgily applied polyfilla round the joins in the rear toilet cabin panels.:D But hey, at the princely sum of £55 each way, I wasn’t complaining.
We were served on board by three GLA based Globespan cabin crew, who were very nice even if they seemed a little unfamiliar with this particular aircraft. I was expecting to fly on TF-ELC, the Glasgow based 737 in Globespan colours, I gather it’s being serviced and may be taking me home however ? The Icelandic flight crew were conspicious by their absence over the cabin tannoy, the 1st officer made a brief intoduction to the cabin just as we were passing the final holding point at GLA’s runway 23 for takeoff, we didn’t hear from him again until “ten minutes to landing”.
It was nice to step out of the plane onto the warm tarmac at TFS, especially as I had been working in a complete blizzard just the day before departure and the sudden introduction to warm, tropical weather was somewhat surreal to say the least.
From our remote stand, we were taken on two buses to the terminal for immigration, the stands were loaded with a variety of holiday jets from all over Europe, mainly the UK and Spain mind you, but a good selection of charters and scheduled carriers to be seen. Needless to say I didn’t have time to get any decent shots with the Canon 10D, but took a few from the bus on my little digital handy snapper.
With the firm intention of going back to the airport for some snapping, on Thursday for some German and Scandinavian action, I was a little annoyed to discover I’d forgotten the battery charger for my 10D and that I only had one battery with a full charge in it.:(
So I decided to just sit by the pool and have that lazy holiday I’ve been promising myself for ages. And it’s fair to say I haven’t moved far from the pool since, with the exception of the beach and maybe to the bar as well. What’s that Stranglers song about walking on the beaches again…. ?:D Perhaps Moondance will remember it ?
I check out early on Tuesday morning for my 1430 flight back to Glasgow, I should be at TFS (thanks to my bus connection) some three hours before departure, so I’ll be wandering around with the 10D looking for some photo opportunities. Hopefully back at cold and icy GLA by around 7pm or so on Tuesday night. I’ll post some pictures for you then.:cool:
“That’s another fine mesh you’ve gotten me into.”
Oh dear, the GLA versus EDI nonsense has found it’s way onto here.
Originally posted by Nermal
Flood – Remember one of our lot getting into a puch up with that camera man at an airport! Heathrow, I think? He kept getting bashed in the head by the video camera and so he bought his shoulder back! Had to be separated by security! – Nermal
I have to admit a good punch up does wonders for the blood pressure too. High Court reporting was always my fave, needed the extra fast trainers on though, just in case it was sentencing day on Mad Jack McMad’s trial at Glasgow.
Originally posted by Nermal
Flood – Remember one of our lot getting into a puch up with that camera man at an airport! Heathrow, I think? He kept getting bashed in the head by the video camera and so he bought his shoulder back! Had to be separated by security! – Nermal
I have to admit a good punch up does wonders for the blood pressure too. High Court reporting was always my fave, needed the extra fast trainers on though, just in case it was sentencing day on Mad Jack McMad’s trial at Glasgow.