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Sold my 150 years ago...funny but I don't miss it. A day sailing down wind
is much better indeed. Glenn. "Wayne.B" wrote in message ... On Wed, 01 Mar 2006 22:45:43 GMT, "Roger Long" wrote: I decided today that I can no longer continue flying in the absurd insurance environment of today. I gather from what you are saying that the high cost of liability insurance is driving up the cost per hour to unreasonable levels? As a point of curiosity, approximately what does the annual insurance on something like a Cessna 172 cost, in round numbers? |
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Whew. I'm glad to hear somebody finally say that. Sailing is better
but I sure wish I could do both. Back when I was just a pilot, I would think sometimes after a flight: Wow, that was $100. What would I rather have for $100 than the memory of what I just did. Nothing. Now that I'm a sailor and boat owner, there is list of boat stuff about two and a half pages long. -- Roger Long "Glenn A. Heslop" wrote in message news:kYvNf.83626$sa3.26689@pd7tw1no... Sold my 150 years ago...funny but I don't miss it. A day sailing down wind is much better indeed. Glenn. "Wayne.B" wrote in message ... On Wed, 01 Mar 2006 22:45:43 GMT, "Roger Long" wrote: I decided today that I can no longer continue flying in the absurd insurance environment of today. I gather from what you are saying that the high cost of liability insurance is driving up the cost per hour to unreasonable levels? As a point of curiosity, approximately what does the annual insurance on something like a Cessna 172 cost, in round numbers? |
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