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Monday, May 27. 2019

A quick flight to charming Chatham MA

Definitely worth the flight just for the nice seafood supper at the Chatham Squire. I love that joint. Great chowder. I have a friend who retired to Chatham village mainly for the chowder. For the nice people too, the Congo church, the old-time architecture, the mild ocean weather, beaches, birding, and closeness to Boston.


Some discussion of his new avionics. Funny part:  jumping the fence to get back. These guys are resourceful and have lots of fun. For Matt, his plane is just a sports car.




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Woodman's Lobster House in Essex. Birthplace of the fried clam. Suggest you add this to your bucket list, and then fill the bucket with fried clams, oysters, onion rings, etc.
#1 Aggie on 2019-05-27 15:40 (Reply)
For Matt, his plane is just a sports car.
Motorcycle might be a better description, when you think of fatalities.
#2 Gringo on 2019-05-27 19:05 (Reply)
All that avionics was cool, but I cringed that the pilot was fiddling with all of it rather than looking for traffic out the windows.
#3 snopercod on 2019-05-27 19:27 (Reply)

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