naswifty,

Flying over snow may give you a psychological advantage in thinking that your crashes will result in less damage, but the cold usually causes the covering to shred as if an M80 blew up inside the airframe. I actually prefer flying off of the frozen, snow-covered pond that we use in the winter, but we've lost a few engines when the planes that they were on nosed in and penetrated the 4-6 of snow, only to find diamond-hard ice below!

Dutch,

I can picture you flying your hopped-up T _ _ _ T with a grin that just won't stop! When do we get to see some pics of your bird?

TimC,

I said it before and I'll say it again...... Don't you feel the least bit guilty flying your birds in such glorious splendor? I mean, sheeeeeeeesh!, the grey of winter is upon us and yet your sky is SO BLUE! I'm envious man, but don't let that stop you from posting such beautiful pictures.....I've enjoyed everyone! (Thanks!)

downtrodden