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lcottrell
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Location: Jordan Valley, Or
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Well nobody is doing anything so here goes: This is a copy of the blog that I write for friends. My wife passed away the end of Jan this year, and today was her birthday.
I bought my plane on Karen's birthday in 1997. I was 54 and right in the middle of "Manopause". This isn't the one where you get the night sweats, no its much worse. This is the one when a man realizes that nothing works anymore, you are well past the best you could ever be, and the general time of life when a man either gets a girl friend, and eventually a divorce or they start molesting kids. Neither had any draw for me. I started thinking about what I would regret the most when I was sitting in my rocker at the old welders home, drooling down my chin and flashing the nurses.
There were only two regrets that I could think of, since I had done just about every thing else that I wanted. One was to learn to fly, the other entailed an act best kept secret involving Sofia Loren. Flying seemed the most likely to succeed.
So I began to look around and found just what I needed, A Kolb Firestar II. I assure you it was a coincidence of the utmost surprise to find that I had bought it on Karen's birthday, but all in all I considered it a fair trade, since she neither had to bail me out of jail or share me with a mistress.
I haven't flown since early October of last year, and the weather has been so shitty that flying was out of the question. Today, her birthday, however was cool but with no wind. First time in almost two months. As you can imagine I have been rattling around this place like a rock in a tin can, with lots of time and nothing much I am interested in doing.
I was out in the shop repairing the shroud on a carpet cleaner, when I decided to burn some of the boxes that I have been accumulating. I opened the hangar doors and was surprised to see that it was still nice. So I pulled the plane out thinking that I would just fire it up and get it warmed up a bit. One thing lead to another and the first thing you know I was getting dressed to fly.
I did a bunch of touch and goes until I was sure that the engine was going to keep running and I got a bit better, so I went over to the ranch and eventually landed in front of their house. Listen closely to Elsie when she comes to the plane.
https://vimeo.com/258896917 There is no password required for this one.
Larry
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Radegast
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| Posted: Tue Mar 06, 2018 7:29 pm Post subject: flight video |
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Larry,
I always appreciate watching your videos. One of these days I'll get my Twinstar in the air and who knows. I might buzz up your way.
Wayne
On 3/6/2018 8:03 PM, Larry Cottrell wrote:
| Quote: | Well nobody is doing anything so here goes: This is a copy of the blog that I write for friends. My wife passed away the end of Jan this year, and today was her birthday.
I bought my plane on Karen's birthday in 1997. I was 54 and right in the middle of "Manopause". This isn't the one where you get the night sweats, no its much worse. This is the one when a man realizes that nothing works anymore, you are well past the best you could ever be, and the general time of life when a man either gets a girl friend, and eventually a divorce or they start molesting kids. Neither had any draw for me. I started thinking about what I would regret the most when I was sitting in my rocker at the old welders home, drooling down my chin and flashing the nurses.
There were only two regrets that I could think of, since I had done just about every thing else that I wanted. One was to learn to fly, the other entailed an act best kept secret involving Sofia Loren. Flying seemed the most likely to succeed.
So I began to look around and found just what I needed, A Kolb Firestar II. I assure you it was a coincidence of the utmost surprise to find that I had bought it on Karen's birthday, but all in all I considered it a fair trade, since she neither had to bail me out of jail or share me with a mistress.
I haven't flown since early October of last year, and the weather has been so shitty that flying was out of the question. Today, her birthday, however was cool but with no wind. First time in almost two months. As you can imagine I have been rattling around this place like a rock in a tin can, with lots of time and nothing much I am interested in doing.
I was out in the shop repairing the shroud on a carpet cleaner, when I decided to burn some of the boxes that I have been accumulating. I opened the hangar doors and was surprised to see that it was still nice. So I pulled the plane out thinking that I would just fire it up and get it warmed up a bit. One thing lead to another and the first thing you know I was getting dressed to fly.
I did a bunch of touch and goes until I was sure that the engine was going to keep running and I got a bit better, so I went over to the ranch and eventually landed in front of their house. Listen closely to Elsie when she comes to the plane.
https://vimeo.com/258896917 There is no password required for this one.
Larry
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lcottrell
Joined: 29 May 2006
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Location: Jordan Valley, Or
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| Posted: Tue Mar 06, 2018 7:38 pm Post subject: flight video |
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Come on up. The fly-in is the 8th of Sept.Larry
On Tue, Mar 6, 2018 at 8:29 PM, Wayne Schneider <jwaynes(at)gmail.com (jwaynes(at)gmail.com)> wrote:
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Larry,
I always appreciate watching your videos. One of these days I'll get my Twinstar in the air and who knows. I might buzz up your way.
Wayne
On 3/6/2018 8:03 PM, Larry Cottrell wrote:
| Quote: | Well nobody is doing anything so here goes: This is a copy of the blog that I write for friends. My wife passed away the end of Jan this year, and today was her birthday.
I bought my plane on Karen's birthday in 1997. I was 54 and right in the middle of "Manopause". This isn't the one where you get the night sweats, no its much worse. This is the one when a man realizes that nothing works anymore, you are well past the best you could ever be, and the general time of life when a man either gets a girl friend, and eventually a divorce or they start molesting kids. Neither had any draw for me. I started thinking about what I would regret the most when I was sitting in my rocker at the old welders home, drooling down my chin and flashing the nurses.
There were only two regrets that I could think of, since I had done just about every thing else that I wanted. One was to learn to fly, the other entailed an act best kept secret involving Sofia Loren. Flying seemed the most likely to succeed.
So I began to look around and found just what I needed, A Kolb Firestar II. I assure you it was a coincidence of the utmost surprise to find that I had bought it on Karen's birthday, but all in all I considered it a fair trade, since she neither had to bail me out of jail or share me with a mistress.
I haven't flown since early October of last year, and the weather has been so shitty that flying was out of the question. Today, her birthday, however was cool but with no wind. First time in almost two months. As you can imagine I have been rattling around this place like a rock in a tin can, with lots of time and nothing much I am interested in doing.
I was out in the shop repairing the shroud on a carpet cleaner, when I decided to burn some of the boxes that I have been accumulating. I opened the hangar doors and was surprised to see that it was still nice. So I pulled the plane out thinking that I would just fire it up and get it warmed up a bit. One thing lead to another and the first thing you know I was getting dressed to fly.
I did a bunch of touch and goes until I was sure that the engine was going to keep running and I got a bit better, so I went over to the ranch and eventually landed in front of their house. Listen closely to Elsie when she comes to the plane.
https://vimeo.com/258896917 There is no password required for this one.
Larry
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John Hauck
Joined: 09 Jan 2006
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Location: Titus, Alabama (hauck's holler)
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| Posted: Tue Mar 06, 2018 8:08 pm Post subject: flight video |
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Enjoyed the video very much. It takes me across the continent to my other home.
I didn't learn to fly until I was 29, and I thought I was a late bloomer. 
Glad you got that little airplane and learned to fly, Larry C. If you hadn't, we would have never crossed paths. There's a whole lot of friends I would never have met if it hadn't been for my little airplane.
Been a great ride.
john h
mkIII
Titus, Alabama
From: owner-kolb-list-server(at)matronics.com [mailto:owner-kolb-list-server(at)matronics.com] On Behalf Of Wayne Schneider
Sent: Tuesday, March 06, 2018 9:29 PM
To: kolb-list(at)matronics.com
Subject: Re: flight video
Larry,
I always appreciate watching your videos. One of these days I'll get my Twinstar in the air and who knows. I might buzz up your way.
Wayne
On 3/6/2018 8:03 PM, Larry Cottrell wrote:
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Well nobody is doing anything so here goes: This is a copy of the blog that I write for friends. My wife passed away the end of Jan this year, and today was her birthday.
I bought my plane on Karen's birthday in 1997. I was 54 and right in the middle of "Manopause". This isn't the one where you get the night sweats, no its much worse. This is the one when a man realizes that nothing works anymore, you are well past the best you could ever be, and the general time of life when a man either gets a girl friend, and eventually a divorce or they start molesting kids. Neither had any draw for me. I started thinking about what I would regret the most when I was sitting in my rocker at the old welders home, drooling down my chin and flashing the nurses.
There were only two regrets that I could think of, since I had done just about every thing else that I wanted. One was to learn to fly, the other entailed an act best kept secret involving Sofia Loren. Flying seemed the most likely to succeed.
So I began to look around and found just what I needed, A Kolb Firestar II. I assure you it was a coincidence of the utmost surprise to find that I had bought it on Karen's birthday, but all in all I considered it a fair trade, since she neither had to bail me out of jail or share me with a mistress.
I haven't flown since early October of last year, and the weather has been so shitty that flying was out of the question. Today, her birthday, however was cool but with no wind. First time in almost two months. As you can imagine I have been rattling around this place like a rock in a tin can, with lots of time and nothing much I am interested in doing.
I was out in the shop repairing the shroud on a carpet cleaner, when I decided to burn some of the boxes that I have been accumulating. I opened the hangar doors and was surprised to see that it was still nice. So I pulled the plane out thinking that I would just fire it up and get it warmed up a bit. One thing lead to another and the first thing you know I was getting dressed to fly.
I did a bunch of touch and goes until I was sure that the engine was going to keep running and I got a bit better, so I went over to the ranch and eventually landed in front of their house. Listen closely to Elsie when she comes to the plane.
https://vimeo.com/258896917 There is no password required for this one.
Larry
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rmaccrone(at)att.net
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| Posted: Wed Mar 07, 2018 4:26 am Post subject: flight video |
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That was GREAT! Condolences on your loss Sir.
Rick
From: owner-kolb-list-server(at)matronics.com [mailto:owner-kolb-list-server(at)matronics.com] On Behalf Of Larry Cottrell
Sent: Tuesday, March 06, 2018 9:37 PM
To: kolb-list(at)matronics.com
Subject: Re: flight video
Come on up. The fly-in is the 8th of Sept.
Larry
On Tue, Mar 6, 2018 at 8:29 PM, Wayne Schneider <jwaynes(at)gmail.com (jwaynes(at)gmail.com)> wrote:
Larry,
I always appreciate watching your videos. One of these days I'll get my Twinstar in the air and who knows. I might buzz up your way.
Wayne
On 3/6/2018 8:03 PM, Larry Cottrell wrote:
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Well nobody is doing anything so here goes: This is a copy of the blog that I write for friends. My wife passed away the end of Jan this year, and today was her birthday.
I bought my plane on Karen's birthday in 1997. I was 54 and right in the middle of "Manopause". This isn't the one where you get the night sweats, no its much worse. This is the one when a man realizes that nothing works anymore, you are well past the best you could ever be, and the general time of life when a man either gets a girl friend, and eventually a divorce or they start molesting kids. Neither had any draw for me. I started thinking about what I would regret the most when I was sitting in my rocker at the old welders home, drooling down my chin and flashing the nurses.
There were only two regrets that I could think of, since I had done just about every thing else that I wanted. One was to learn to fly, the other entailed an act best kept secret involving Sofia Loren. Flying seemed the most likely to succeed.
So I began to look around and found just what I needed, A Kolb Firestar II. I assure you it was a coincidence of the utmost surprise to find that I had bought it on Karen's birthday, but all in all I considered it a fair trade, since she neither had to bail me out of jail or share me with a mistress.
I haven't flown since early October of last year, and the weather has been so shitty that flying was out of the question. Today, her birthday, however was cool but with no wind. First time in almost two months. As you can imagine I have been rattling around this place like a rock in a tin can, with lots of time and nothing much I am interested in doing.
I was out in the shop repairing the shroud on a carpet cleaner, when I decided to burn some of the boxes that I have been accumulating. I opened the hangar doors and was surprised to see that it was still nice. So I pulled the plane out thinking that I would just fire it up and get it warmed up a bit. One thing lead to another and the first thing you know I was getting dressed to fly.
I did a bunch of touch and goes until I was sure that the engine was going to keep running and I got a bit better, so I went over to the ranch and eventually landed in front of their house. Listen closely to Elsie when she comes to the plane.
https://vimeo.com/258896917 There is no password required for this one.
Larry
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Larry,
I am sorry for your loss. Time will help, and I know you are thankful that you are
able to escape into the world of flight-an escape that only a few have.
Enjoyed the video and especially how the kids received you and your aircraft
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| Posted: Wed Mar 07, 2018 8:00 am Post subject: Re: flight video |
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Larry,
I too am sorry to hear of your loss. Hopefully your love of flying can help ease the pain.
I really enjoyed the "Blog" and the movie makes me want to get out and fly but it is 15 degrees and snow white here and I haven't seen my plane since Oct either...
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Larry, just learned about your loss. And just watched your video. Tain’t easy, as you of course know.I lost my wife 10yrs ago, after 52 years together. You never get over it, but you will get used to it.
I sold my Xtra last year, but we ALL appreciate your input to the List and your helpful comments
You’re a good friend and an inspiration to all Kolbers. Doubt we ever meet, but I - and all of us! —
hold you -- in high regard and are thankful to “know” you.
If you’re ever daft enough to come to Maine (make it autumn!) pls look me up.
Fair winds,
Russ Kinne
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--> Kolb-List message posted by: "west1m" <west1m(at)hotmail.com (west1m(at)hotmail.com)>Larry, I too am sorry to hear of your loss. Hopefully your love of flying can help ease the pain. I really enjoyed the "Blog" and the movie makes me want to get out and fly but it is 15 degrees and snow white here and I haven't seen my plane since Oct either...--------West1mHastings, MNRead this topic online here:http://forums.matronics.com/viewtopic.php?p=478461#478461
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lcottrell
Joined: 29 May 2006
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| Posted: Wed Mar 07, 2018 5:13 pm Post subject: flight video |
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Thanks to all of you.
Larry
On Wed, Mar 7, 2018 at 5:53 PM, Russ Kinne <russk50(at)gmail.com> wrote:
[quote] Larry, just learned about your loss. And just watched your video. Tain’t
easy, as you of course know.
I lost my wife 10yrs ago, after 52 years together. You never get over it,
but you *will* get used to it.
I sold my Xtra last year, but we ALL appreciate your input to the List and
your helpful comments
You’re a good friend and an inspiration to all Kolbers. Doubt we ever
meet, but I - and all of us! —
hold you -- in high regard and are thankful to “know” you
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Larry- we were in the process of moving, so I just heard about your loss. Please accept my most sincere condolences. A very nice video.
Bill Sullivan
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On Tue, 3/6/18, Larry Cottrell <lcottrell1020(at)gmail.com> wrote:
Subject: flight video
To: "kolb-list(at)matronics.com" <kolb-list(at)matronics.com>
Date: Tuesday, March 6, 2018, 11:03 PM
Well nobody is doing
anything so here goes: This is a copy of the blog that I
write for friends. My wife passed away the end of Jan this
year, and today was her birthday.
I
bought my plane on Karen's birthday in 1997. I was 54
and right in the middle of "Manopause". This
isn't the one where you get the night sweats, no its
much worse. This is the one when a man realizes that nothing
works anymore, you are well past the best you could ever be,
and the general time of life when a man either gets a girl
friend, and eventually a divorce or they start molesting
kids. Neither had any draw for me. I started thinking about
what I would regret the most when I was sitting in my rocker
at the old welders home, drooling down my chin and flashing
the nurses.
There
were only two regrets that I could think of, since I had
done just about every thing else that I wanted. One was to
learn to fly, the other entailed an act best kept secret
involving Sofia Loren. Flying seemed the most likely to
succeed.
So
I began to look around and found just what I needed, A Kolb
Firestar II. I assure you it was a coincidence of the utmost
surprise to find that I had bought it on Karen's
birthday, but all in all I considered it a fair trade, since
she neither had to bail me out of jail or share me with a
mistress.
I
haven't flown since early October of last year, and the
weather has been so shitty that flying was out of the
question. Today, her birthday, however was cool but with no
wind. First time in almost two months. As you can imagine I
have been rattling around this place like a rock in a tin
can, with lots of time and nothing much I am interested in
doing.
I
was out in the shop repairing the shroud on a carpet
cleaner, when I decided to burn some of the boxes that I
have been accumulating. I opened the hangar doors and was
surprised to see that it was still nice. So I pulled the
plane out thinking that I would just fire it up and get it
warmed up a bit. One thing lead to another and the first
thing you know I was getting dressed to fly.
I
did a bunch of touch and goes until I was sure that the
engine was going to keep running and I got a bit better, so
I went over to the ranch and eventually landed in front of
their house. Listen closely to Elsie when she comes to the
plane.
https://vimeo.com/258896917
There is no password required for this one.
Larry
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older I get, the less tolerant I am of those who are
intolerant of others.
If you forward this email, or any part of
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lcottrell
Joined: 29 May 2006
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Location: Jordan Valley, Or
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| Posted: Wed Mar 21, 2018 8:02 pm Post subject: flight video |
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Thank you very much.Larry
On Wed, Mar 21, 2018 at 11:40 AM, william sullivan <williamtsullivan(at)att.net (williamtsullivan(at)att.net)> wrote:
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Larry- we were in the process of moving, so I just heard about your loss. Please accept my most sincere condolences. A very nice video.
Bill Sullivan
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On Tue, 3/6/18, Larry Cottrell <lcottrell1020(at)gmail.com (lcottrell1020(at)gmail.com)> wrote:
Subject: flight video
To: "kolb-list(at)matronics.com (kolb-list(at)matronics.com)" <kolb-list(at)matronics.com (kolb-list(at)matronics.com)>
Date: Tuesday, March 6, 2018, 11:03 PM
Well nobody is doing
anything so here goes: This is a copy of the blog that I
write for friends. My wife passed away the end of Jan this
year, and today was her birthday.
I
bought my plane on Karen's birthday in 1997. I was 54
and right in the middle of "Manopause". This
isn't the one where you get the night sweats, no its
much worse. This is the one when a man realizes that nothing
works anymore, you are well past the best you could ever be,
and the general time of life when a man either gets a girl
friend, and eventually a divorce or they start molesting
kids. Neither had any draw for me. I started thinking about
what I would regret the most when I was sitting in my rocker
at the old welders home, drooling down my chin and flashing
the nurses.
There
were only two regrets that I could think of, since I had
done just about every thing else that I wanted. One was to
learn to fly, the other entailed an act best kept secret
involving Sofia Loren. Flying seemed the most likely to
succeed.
So
I began to look around and found just what I needed, A Kolb
Firestar II. I assure you it was a coincidence of the utmost
surprise to find that I had bought it on Karen's
birthday, but all in all I considered it a fair trade, since
she neither had to bail me out of jail or share me with a
mistress.
I
haven't flown since early October of last year, and the
weather has been so shitty that flying was out of the
question. Today, her birthday, however was cool but with no
wind. First time in almost two months. As you can imagine I
have been rattling around this place like a rock in a tin
can, with lots of time and nothing much I am interested in
doing.
I
was out in the shop repairing the shroud on a carpet
cleaner, when I decided to burn some of the boxes that I
have been accumulating. I opened the hangar doors and was
surprised to see that it was still nice. So I pulled the
plane out thinking that I would just fire it up and get it
warmed up a bit. One thing lead to another and the first
thing you know I was getting dressed to fly.
I
did a bunch of touch and goes until I was sure that the
engine was going to keep running and I got a bit better, so
I went over to the ranch and eventually landed in front of
their house. Listen closely to Elsie when she comes to the
plane.
https://vimeo.com/258896917
There is no password required for this one.
Larry
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