developed an irrational fear of low flying helicopters?

developed an irrational fear of low flying helicopters?

Prince Wills flies the one round here. I do have an phobia of needles and tattoos

The only low flying ones we get have got 2 big fans on them, and normally can be seen over the Hafren Forest when there's an exercise on!

Hereford Gun Club, anyone?

i'm up for that, graham.

can i use a rocket launcher?

could mount it on the roof rails

I was pondering going to a few air shows this season, now not so sure.

The helipad demo has given me ideas of how to cope with the amount of luggage the mother-in-law takes for a week away.

700Kg roof load indeed - impressive.

Just won't have to go round any corners quickly.

The helipad demo has given me ideas of how to cope with the amount of luggage the mother-in-law takes for a week away.

700Kg roof load indeed - impressive.

Just won't have to go round any corners quickly.

OR - (just a thought) - even quicker?

The helipad demo has given me ideas of how to cope with the amount of luggage the mother-in-law takes for a week away.

700Kg roof load indeed - impressive.

Just won't have to go round any corners quickly.

Fred

Maybe you could still put the luggage in the boot and just the mother-in-law on the roof!!

There wa an American movie about a family on a road-trip vacation. Found MIL dead and in a rocking chair. Rigor mortis had set in, so not removable from the chair. MIL in the chair went on the roof of the Station car (Ford Galaxy, I believe) on the way to be disposed of.

Only funny part of the whole movie. The rest was embarrassing rather than funny.

Edited 26 January, 201115 yr by Agerbundsen

Anyone notice how compressed the suspension was with the 'copter on the roof?

And the stated weight of the "landing pad" alone was over the recommended roof rack load, even without the whirlybird?

Fun idea though.