Taco's here we go again!

:running:Hey made it! Weather was OK, plane handled nice( for a change) and we landed at VVDB! Next leg we will be heading south to some where in Laos, and fresh coffee, and of course peanut butter sandwiches LOL. Well, not everything went well something happened to are cameras. Maybe something simple, but with our luck who in the heck knows. hehe
 
Woke up this AM and took my 50# 4 and half months old St. Bernard puppy for a walk at in the bush. Big question with that pup who is the walkie or the walker. hehe.
When I was growing up, long ago it seems now, we had a St. Bernard. Got her as a pup, giant paws, galumphing all over the place, but eventually we got her trained. Wonderful dog. GREAT guard dog. I saw her "escort" a couple questionable "gentlemen" across the top of our corral fence a few times. First we knew they were there was she started growling at the sliding glass door, asking to go OUT. Her growl was more like the start of an earthquake! Just a subsonic rumble that made our hair stand up.
She also chased a bull, that had gotten loose from the rodeo grounds next door to our property, back over there. She was nearly as big as it was!
She was a great dog, all around. Just be ready! They dearly love water, and if you don't want to go swimming with them, you better be ready to let go of the leash! Snow, too. Get anywhere near the stuff, a St. Bernard will turn back into that big, galumphing, puppy again. Cavort and romp for hours in snow.
Odd thing, though. My family had a St. Bernard, and our last name is Bernard. Coincidence?
Enjoy your puppy! And take heart, they don't eat nearly as much once they grow up :)
Pat☺
 
Hi Pat, Know what you mean about St. Bernard's this is our third one, but first male and he is sure different than both the females we had. He is learning or I am! Thanks for your comments
 
:running:Hehe, what the heck it is Sunday and getting hot outside, so the Crew of the C-130E will be heading to YTUD from VVDB:biggrin-new:
 
:applause:LoL, Hehe another one for the book. C-130E and Crew landed at VTUD without any problems, with the exception of the bloody camera got film and really some nice shots that should be, but as with a few thing on this junket it just don't want to work. hehe


:biggrin-new:Taco
 
:running:Howdy! Before I mentioned that it was getting a little on the warn side, so decide to give up outside stuff and do some flying. Hehe just finished the last flight a heavy rain storm hit us, but of course this is our monsoon season. The first major storm this year.


Well anyway the C-130E and Crew are setting up to fly from VTUD to VTPI
 
Due to problems with the Electrical on the FSX captainsim's C-130E will be unable to finish this junket. Been trying to fly the above for two days and the same damn problem!
 
:encouragement: I sure hope I have found part of the problem of having the electrical shut down corrected, but who knows!



Again, C-130E and crew from VTUD to VTPI
 
:redfire:I have tried 6 times to finish the last leg of the SEA VTUN to VTBU and the damn thing electrical power shuts down about 15 miles from touch down. Now this plane is Captainsim's C-130E for FSX. either my puter is screwed up or Captainsim's I have had problems with all the products of their for the planes that are for FSX, so no more purchases. I essence I not going to try to fly the last leg again.
 
UGGH! Don't give up man.. :banghead: Maybe try doing the flight without tracking and figure out what's going on. Then try the flight again in tracking.
 
:wavey:Hey Ron, I tried what you suggest, but the bloody quit again. But, I think I out smarted the thing by setting all the electrical things I needed to land with and I made the landing and it is validated! Thanks for the suggestion.



Taco and crew landed at VTBU in our C-130E, hehe with out lights, I think we made have a problem with the airport official! :adoration:


:encouragement:DONE!!!!!!!
 
Outstanding! Happy you got the last one in. Way to beat that C-130 into submission!
 
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