Promoting the safe enjoyment of aviation for pilots, aircraft builders and enthusiasts.
After 32 years as a pilot, the author has decided to stop flying following an accident that damaged their knee. Health concerns, including diabetes complications, and a desire to focus on family and other interests played crucial roles in this decision. They plan to engage in sailing, dog rescue, and hobbies while simplifying life.
The post reflects on the cold January weather in Canada while remaining optimistic about the new year. Upcoming events include an annual banquet on February 26 and an Air Adventure to Wendover, Utah. The club aims to increase membership, with a successful website revamp attracting interest. Members are encouraged to stay safe and enjoy aviation.
The author expresses deep frustration with their airplane project, encountering repeated problems and feeling inadequate compared to peers. They reflect on past mistakes, like making a noticeable error, and recognize the challenges of achieving club standards. Despite current struggles, they resolve to improve, wishing others success in their endeavors.
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