Continuing from Part 1 of my 1st flying lesson. We proceed to the heart of Auckland’s Central Business District and city. At one point I was given the opportunity to steer the plane and found my hip on the side of the door looking straight down at the ground, and I was able to right the plane to level. He asked me, “Are you all right?” I said’ “Yes, but it took a bit of getting used to first.!”
I felt safe with a man who knew what he was doing.
A plane trip in many ways is safer than a car trip because the pilot has to check everything is right with the plane before take off. It may be riskier, but a calculated risk and taking great care is the key to everyone’s safety in the air. People are over confident driving and take far too many risks on the road.
Even then, you can have an accident, be it car, Boat, or plane. If you are scared of that, you can still take a risk by going out the front door. Best to take each day as it comes and do one thing at a time.
#1 Auckland City
#2 Auckland City Central
#3 Looking at the Sky tower and The Waitemata Harbour
You will notice the Auckland wharf fronts here. Yes if you look closely a park is in-between the buildings.
Across the water is North head on the left and that is part of Auckland's North shore. Behind that on the upper left is Rangitoto Island. Behind that in the very far distance is the Coromandel peninsula.
On the right over the water is Browns Island very small and behind that is Waiheke Island. Many live on Waiheke Island.
That’s my big park! Wow!
Yes, Albert Park is a huge park, quite lovely to walk through
Wow! If anyone is going to acquire a new skill, flying is definitely IT. Happy for you and I am quite sure you are so PROUD of yourself and you have every damn good reason to be, I have to say. I remember you from Niume.
Thanks so much Harping by a Pixie. Yes, I think flying is great, can’t complete the course as only a millionaire or richer can afford to learn to fly. If you can and want to, go for it!
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