To Europe...about ready to turn around and
head home....
Didn't anyone tell you that Europe is east of Montana.:-So.O:whistle:
Depending on the final landing spot in Europe, assuming the world isn't really flat, the shortest line might be slightly to the west of north I suppose.
Rankin_File, post: 373680, member: 101 wrote: To Europe...about ready to turn around and
head home....
Ouch.
As a Father of three and Grandfather of four I feel for you. Your non-stop worrying has begun. 😐
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FL/GA PLS., post: 373737, member: 379 wrote: As a Father of three and Grandfather of four I feel for you. Your non-stop worrying has begun. 😐
Not much worrying....lots of praying....
Why don't you put her IN the plane instead?
Dave Karoly, post: 373788, member: 94 wrote: Why don't you put her IN the plane instead?
Dunno- maybe it's a local figure of speech. We ride IN cars and trucks but ON planes, trains, boats, and horses.... or is it just American English in general?
Is it easier to drive international to Calgary than to fly to Seattle and catch the international flight from there?
Did you surgically attach a SPOT tracker to your daughter? 😀
Seb, post: 373910, member: 7509 wrote: Is it easier to drive international to Calgary than to fly to Seattle and catch the international flight from there?
Did you surgically attach a SPOT tracker to your daughter? 😀
It's 300 miles one way to Calgary- it saved $500 on the cost of the ticket.
