This is called a Clutton FRED (Flying Runabout Experimental Design) which was developed by Eric Clutton in the early 1960s. It is single seat, open cockpit and generally referred to as a parasol wing. (Best described as a biplane without the lower wing!) Yet again my legs (which think I am still 6 feet tall) made this aircraft impractical for me - so the search goes on.
I attended consultant's clinic last week and, again, my test results were positive with no detectable paraprotein. Noting that I need to renew travel insurance, the consultant has included in his routine letter that my Disease Status is "complete biochemical response by paraprotein".
Also last week, our elder son brought our grandson over for the day. On his arrival, Finley was keen to help his "Papa" replace a handle on the fridge/freezer:
Later we all (Finley, Margaret, Nick and I) took a bracing stroll along the sea wall at Sandbay. Now I wonder why I had a stiff neck the next day!
I suspect such seemingly insignificant events become the memories of the future.
The best thing about memories is making them
(Anon)
Keep well and YOLO
Stephen
