Philip and Alex fly down the East Coast

by philg

In the unlikely event that anyone cares and/or wants to get together…  Alex and I are flying Diamond Star N505WT down the East Coast this week.  The plan is as follows:



  • Sunday:  Bedford, MA to Teterboro, NJ for lunch with cousin Lynn and family, proceeding to Gaithersburg, Maryland to see parents, siblings, and friends
  • Tuesday:  to Norfolk, VA to see friends
  • Wednesday: to Gettysburg, PA to visit Matthew Amster, professor of anthropology at Gettysburg College
  • Thursday or Friday:  back to Bedford

I don’t expect to be able to get Internet access so if you want to get together in one of these places call 617-818-1256 (the cell phone).


[Oh yes… for those who wonder about the safety of letting a dog fly the airplane… I passed my Commercial pilot’s certificate checkride two weeks ago and now am working on the Certificated Flight Instructor (CFI) rating.  So it is good practice to fly from the right seat and let a student try his/her hand/paw at the stick…]

7 thoughts on “Philip and Alex fly down the East Coast”

  1. ” – – if you want to get together in one of these places call 617-818-1256 (the cell
    phone ) – – – ”

    – – pass

    If ya ever get to Mesa , Arizona , Doc ,
    – – – dont call me at . . . 480-380-7483

    (joke) – – – roll laughtrack .

  2. One more thing : I suggest that we change the last line of our National Anthem to :

    ” O’er the land of the unemployed . . and the ho-o-ome of the enslaved . “

  4. I don’t think he is either of those. He has done so for years, it’s on the contact page of his website.

    Has lack of problems and only having benefits from it prompted me to do the same way back in 1999 and believe it or not: without it I would not have the job and life I have today!

  5. Bas, that’s really interesting. I would have never thought it possible. Thanks.

  6. Teterboro is such a beautiful city; be sure to check out scenic Hackensack too.

  7. Thanks, Demetri, for the kind wishes. Ian: I’ve never actually seen Teterboro the City. The airport is impressively large and featureful (instrument landing system, long wide runways, plush FBOs).

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