Helicopters G'day Jules and Steve,sorry captain Steve !! I was just wondering what the engine oil temperature limits were on your helicopter Steve ? I know on the one i was flying (Bell 206B) the limits were 0 degrees centigrade to 107 degrees centigrade.Maybe you could liaise with your instructor and get back to me. Keep smiling you lucky couple.Wynski x
Love the commentary. Great pics! Glad to see you are both having a fab time. Odd seeing somewhere so hot and humid when we're coping with Bonfire night, Halloween, dark nights and the run up to Xmas!
Smurfs Interesting to read about why the Kamikaze's wore helmets !!
Well,what colour do Smurfs go when they are strangled ??
Great news,keep smiling and enjoying.
By the way,what was the best thing before sliced bread ??
Smell Elo U2! It's not like Rotorua up the road, where it stinks of sulphur. Craters just smells a bit eggy, but not that bad, or maybe that was Steve... :-)
Cheers Dom! Steve said he remembers you telling him that the gates were locked at 6pm and you couldn't get out of the car park! Hope all is well with you and family, regards to The Boys - 'missin' you all', Joooooools n Lichie-o
Cheers Claire & Kerry! Still waiting for the photos of us on the boat to be loaded on their website then I'll put them on here if I can. Hope you's are ok, keep in touch, Jools n Steevo :-)
AAh reminds me of the time i lived in the car park at hukka falls for the night.. happy days and it was freezin then so chickened out of the boats... keep the blogs comin they're brill ,it has to be you jules cos litchie has no edumukation like u :-)
Huka Falls Hey guys, hope you didn't get too wet. When i experienced it i got off the boat and was soaked to the skin, looked like i peed myself!!!
We really enjoy reading your comments. Keep up the good work! claire and kerry
LO m8 Hello both,glad to see you have started your travels.Dom passed on your blog,great to see all is well.NZ is a fab place we really enjoyed it when we were there.If you go down to South Island,head out to the Banks Peninsular (outside Christchurch) and to a place called Akaroa......lovely drive,and nice little place to stay.We are in Spain for 3 months and will not be back in Wales till the end of Nov. Plans are....skiing for Christmas.....back over here for Jan.for one month.....then Feb 20th we go to Vietnam and Cambodia for 5 weeks.....backpacking (poor old Yolande !!!!)
All the very best to you both,enjoy.....I will watch your blog.
BD xx
Cathy & Jo Hiya! We've finally got internet access after being out in the sticks... I've worn 2 of the 3 pyjama bottoms I brought with me... one left for best ;-)
mum's star mum and dad round at mine for the screening of the next episode. Mum chuffed about her name in the pavement but not happy that part of it is broken! Re. lost Thursday, have u looked in ur fab wheelie case? Maybe it's lurking in the bottom with the lost sock? Take care on the road, love u both, SIS. XX
why isn't babs with you? thank you for our lovely photos and glad to see the washing line in use. But what about your sporks?! Surely they're just as essential.
Careless of you to lose thursday. Good luck with the van and careful of the poopy hose...
Richie Can't be the ferret's as the bloke didn't limp. You should be here byty, mountain biker's paradise, but you have to watch for the rattlers, Steve.
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G'day Jules and Steve,sorry captain Steve !! I was just wondering what the engine oil temperature limits were on your helicopter Steve ? I know on the one i was flying (Bell 206B) the limits were 0 degrees centigrade to 107 degrees centigrade.Maybe you could liaise with your instructor and get back to me. Keep smiling you lucky couple.Wynski x