Made it, and absolutely loved being in the upper reaches of the Andes. I think it’s now a case of how long before I can return (bus back to sea level is tomorrow morning).
They also had this weird endangered tree part way up. It looked cool so I thought I’d share. It’s related to the pineapple Puya raimondii - Wikipedia
Sqn hasn’t opened up our next intake day. Just send it out to those who are on the waiting list…
…14 potential sign ups for October…so far.
Someone wants their Sqn Ldr barcodes.
Some one wants the extra paperwork for re doing the fire risk assessment to increase building capacity 
We can house 120… 
Would applause be premature? 
We’ve got 21 (and any stragglers on the day) turning up to our recruitment night next week 
I shut the door at 36 newbies
More than enough for my 3 Instructor cadets and 5 staff to handle along with the other half of the Sqn
In true Highlander fashion…
“There can be only one…”
Flying sat to sat so have 3.5 days to explore as arrive at 2pm and leave at 10pm.
So have time to do both!
Remembering this insanity exists:
Glider Snatching (1949) (youtube.com)
Also, check out the beret styling in the thumbnail!
a woman’s loss is a gain of safety to the RAF
love it
That was a heck of a line
MMH: There’s always someone nearby blasting out music during the day, usually a different house each day.
Today, rather than local music, I’m being treated to various 80s hits and have just been enjoying Dire Straits.
MMH. Sat listening to the shipping forecast. Bedtime in a moment. Goodnight all.
Today has been a good day.
Masters-level education starts in March and, as it’s distance learning, I don’t have to leave South America to do it.
Just found out Frank Carter and The Rattle Snakes are playing in Brighton in a couple weeks. But it’s a school night.
Mentioned it to my boss and he’s now buying tickets for us all to go. Early Christmas works doo! 
