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Issue Number: #237
Date: Sunday 22nd February 2004
Editor: Alan Watson
www.magicianz.com
www.alan-watson.com
e-mail: AW@Alan-Watson.com

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Hi here is the latest news
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  1. Editor’s Message
  2. Paul Daniels Magical Adventures To Middle Earth
  3. Florida Magicians Convention
  4. Phil Cass is coming to Queenstown NZ
  5. Xtreme Close-Up Magic Moves To The Strip
  6. Australia - Wonderland Closing
  7. Australian Convention Accommodation
  8. Perfect Silk Flower Holder-By: Jamie-G
  9. The 2004 Lone Star Magic Auction (LSMA)
  10. 49th Austrian Magic Convention
  11. Exciting News From The Magic Capital Of The World!
  12. The Amazing Orchante Saga
  13. e-zine Archives
  14. Subscription Management

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1. Editor's Message
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Message from Alan Watson - The Magic One

Just a quick update on Barry Govan Australia: He's recovered fully
now and wants everyone to know he's 100% and back in action after
suffering from a problem with Gallstones.

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Remember if you have any magic news drop me a line:
AW@Alan-Watson.com

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2. Paul Daniels Magical Adventures To Middle Earth
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Message from Paul Daniels (UK)

Debbie and I set off for New Zealand from Heathrow Airport in
London. Knowing the amount of security that exists nowadays, we went
early. The baggage was all checked in OK but then it was 8 hours to
take off! As we approached Heathrow we were surprised at the
ferocity of a blizzard that hit us and this, apparently, was a
pretty wide blizzard. New York was closed down; Paris was closed
down; Heathrow had planes at the gates that could not take off to go
to those places, so planes couldn’t come to the gates to load
passengers and get away. Chaos reigned. Isn’t it good to know that
the controllers don’t expect bad weather anywhere…especially in the
winter? We read all the books we had bought for the flight. We
bought some more.

15 minutes before re-scheduled take off we got a GREAT phone call to
say that our local Council had granted AT LAST, our planning
permission. Debbie cried. That was after she finished beating me up
‘cos I told her at first they had turned it down. Not a funny gag
was the joint decision.

We got on the plane. We sat for an hour. We got de-iced. We went to
the end of the runway VERY slowly. We paused. We went back to the
gate to get de-iced again because we had frozen up by the time we
got to the runway. We went back to the end of the runway and managed
to take off.

Bangkok was next stop but only for 45 minutes. You never saw people
unloaded and loaded and the plane refuelled so fast.

Sydney Australia was where we had to change planes but guess what?
We had missed our connection and so had about 40 other people. I don
’t know about them but after wandering around for half an hour a
woman in a uniform grabbed us and commanded that we get on ‘This
Plane NOW’.

I have always been a sucker for women in uniform and we did what
were told and FINALLY we were on the way to New Zealand. Thank the
Great God Technology that we were able to warn Alan Watson, this
e-zine’s guru, that we had been delayed.

Of course, what the woman in the uniform did not tell us was that
she wasn’t in charge of the luggage. Apparently neither was anyone
else and it didn’t get put on the plane so we had to stand in a long
queue and fill in the forms. Until we told him Alan thought we were
wonderful for travelling so light.

AT LAST New Zealand. We had been once before and this time we were
just as impressed. The life style and the people are lovely.
Everyone was so good to us and I don’t just mean those people who
recognised us, I mean EVERYONE.

The luggage did not arrive that day. The next morning I sent an
email to the airline’s headquarters in the UK, listing everything
and how much I was going to sue them for: loss of earnings, props,
flight cases, private LV cases, and the biggest amount of all,
Debbie’s shoes. By an amazing coincidence I got a phone call shortly
afterwards saying the bags would be delivered very shortly.

Good job too, because the next day I did a MasterClass and an
evening show in a hotel near Auckland. Thanks to all those who
turned out to support me. A note for future lecturers should be
inserted here. The people of New Zealand don’t ask questions! They
either know everything or they are too shy to ask. I believe it is
the latter. That is not being rude in any way; I love these people;
it is just a note so that you don’t get the surprise that I did.

A note for those amateurs out there who want to turn pro: Are you
SURE you want to fly half way round the world for 36 hours and then
do 10.5 hours on stage the next day? I know. I am mad.

Alan Watson and his family are great people. He is the editor and I
am insisting he leaves that line in the magazine. The hospitality
and the trouble they went to making sure we had a great time was
incredible and greatly appreciated. We even got to a Magic Junior’s
barbecue were we saw the kids having fun doing magic. Isn’t that
great….having FUN?

We also got to meet a brother Rat and his wife. If you don’t
understand that phrase then have a look at http://www.gowr.net. When
I was a boy Ronnie Ronalde was as big a star as anyone we have
today. If you don’t believe me that a singing, yodelling and
whistling act can be a superstar just go to Google and any other
search engine and type in his name! My mother couldn’t believe it
that we had dinner in his home. NOW she thinks I am a star at last.

We had to sail away on the QE2 and that was sad. Alan and his
magical family saw us off in his brightly painted ‘Milky Way
Magician’ van and went off to do his regular show in the theme park.
Here is one magician who really works at the job of being an
entertainer.

Next year Alan, when you come over here, you are more than welcome.
Can I also thank Michael Woolf the editor of Magicana who gave us
the Grande Tour of his home town of Wellington and for letting us
see his incredibly organised collection? He’ll laugh when he reads
THAT…but one day, one far distant day, it will be organised. I know
because he told me.

Memories? Too many. Great country, great people, even those who wear
the funny make-up and stick their tongues out when they attacked me
in the museum. I look forward to going back.

Finally, after cruising to Lyttleton and Christchurch, and Tasmania
we got to Melbourne where we were able to have dinner with the still
lovely Moi-yo Miller. If this gets to you we love you Moi-yo. Thank
you also for sharing your memories of Malini with me and for
confirming I have got the voice right. Thanks also to Gregory for
showing us round the fantastic theatres in Melbourne.

Now we are home. It was a much easier trip back….if you don’t count
the radar breaking down on the plane and being grounded in Singapore
well into the night. Do ANY planes fly on schedule any more…….

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3. Florida Magicians Convention
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Message from Maria Ibanez - S.A.M. Regional Vice President, SA
States

Greetings everyone: The time is drawing near for the 39th Annual
Florida Magicians Association Convention. The 2003 convention was a
complete sell-out and at the rate we're going this one will be
too -- don't be left wishing you were one of the ones who
attended..

Florida Magicians Convention Memorial Day Weekend

May 28, 29, 30
Friday - Saturday - Sunday

Bonaventure Resort
Ft. Lauderdale, Florida

Talent coordination is under the direction of Rick del Vecchio who
produces Magic on the Beach annually, produced a most successful
Florida Magicians Convention - Magic in the Glades, and much more.

The registration fees are $99 for magician, $50 for significant
other and $49 for juniors (17 and under).

There will be CASH prizes for the contests -- no gift
certificates -- no prizes to be claimed elsewhere..contact the
Contest Chairman, Jay at ibanez217@aol.com for details. Ask about
the People's Choice awards.

To register contact Maria Ibanez (merlina17@aol.com) or send in your
information along with your check or money order.

Are you a dealer who is interested in purchasing a booth? Contact
Dealer Chairman, Oliver Codorniu at magic357@bellsouth.net for
details.

Visit the Florida Magicians website at www.floridamagic.org for more
details

LECTURES - WORKSHOPS - CONTEST- GALA SHOWS - DEALERS ROOM - SPOUSES
EVENTS - JUNIORS EVENTS - MUCH, MUCH MORE!

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4. Phil Cass is coming to Queenstown NZ
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Message from Phil Cass (Aust)

Phil Cass is coming to Queenstown, New Zealand for a couple of
corporate gigs. One on the 28th March (and Christchurch on 17th
April) and I was hoping someone in Queenstown can supply me with a
white dove and white duck.

Even putting me on to a farm near Queenstown that has white Peking
ducks running around would be greatly appreciated.

Email me at: trustme@philcass.com

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5. Xtreme Close-Up Magic Moves To The Strip
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Message from Jan Dacri, Show Manager (US)

(February 18, 2004) Las Vegas only close-up magic show “Xtreme
Close-up Magic”, now entering it’s 7th month starring the world’s
greatest close-up magician, Steve Dacri and guest close-up magicians
from around the world, is now located at O’Shea’s on the Strip.
Additional shows have been added, including a daytime edition.

Hailed by critics as “pure sleight of hand”, “hilarious magic that
astounds” and “a real change of pace”, Steve Dacri and his
family-friendly show has the town talking about his award-winning
close-up magic. While at the Orleans since August 2003, the often
sold-out show attracted many locals and International visitors,
particularly from England and Ireland where Dacri has a large fan
base among magicians. In its new home, the O’Shea’s Comedy Theater
on the Las Vegas Strip, the show will now be able to accommodate a
larger audience. The show features under your nose, in your face,
mind-blowing magic. Many audience members are invited onto the stage
throughout the show in an attempt to discover the secrets, but they
never do!

Dacri commented, “We loved performing at the Orleans and we are
eternally grateful for the opportunity they provided us to showcase
our new concept. Unfortunately, the room was so small that we could
only fit about 40 people. At O’Shea’s, the showroom holds 180, small
by Vegas standards, but perfect for my type of magic, especially
with their large screen video projection system which enables
everyone to experience the magic.”

Veteran producer John Stuart, who is also the manager of hypnotist
Justin Tranz (his popular, long-running show at the O’Shea’s Comedy
Theater continues in the 10:30 pm slot), signed Dacri to an
open-ended deal, and said he expects the show to become a permanent
part of the Las Vegas entertainment scene. Dacri and Stuart, with
the support of numerous celebrity magicians, are working on
ambitious plans to transform the theater and the space around it
into a magical, interactive environment.

Dacri stated that he will continue with his concept of including
guest magicians as part of the shows. During the previous six
months, International magic stars from England, Ireland and Portugal
have performed in the show, as well as a number of Vegas-based
close-up artists.

The show plays Tuesday through Saturday at 2 pm and 4 pm, and
Sundays at 2 pm, 4 pm and 7 pm. The show is dark Mondays.

Jan Dacri, Show Manager
(702) 253-9392 (office)
(702) 376-4727 (cell)

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6. Wonderland Closing
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Message from Tim Ellis (Aust)

Kent Blackmore sent in this report:

The lights go out at Wonderland, where millions got their thrills
By Alexandra Smith

Sydney Morning Herald - February 17, 2004

Wonderland Sydney, the Eastern Creek amusement park that has
attracted millions of thrill-seekers for 19 years, will close its
gates for the final time in April.

Management says September 11, the Bali bombings, the collapse of
insurance giant HIH, the SARS virus, and now the Asian bird flu
"have simply taken their toll" on business.

Stephen Galbraith, chief executive of the Leisure Theme Parks Sunway
Group, also blames "consistent losses" on the Asian financial
crisis, the collapse of Ansett, the Iraq war and last year's
bushfires. The Malaysian company Sunway Group, which has part-owned
the theme park since 1997, blames Wonderland's demise on everything
except poor management. Wonderland, home to the infamous Bush Beast
rollercoaster and the stomach-churning Space Probe, will operate for
the final time on April 26.

"When we took over eight years ago, the park's future was
uncertain," Mr Galbraith said. "Since then, we have lifted the
overall performance of the park, completely rebuilt its image and
brand awareness."

The park, which opened in December 1985 with three themed areas -
Hanna Barbera Land, Medieval Fare and Goldrush - expanded to include
The Beach, a themed water park, a wildlife park and the Outback
Woolshed, a tribute to Australians living on the land.

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7. Australian Convention Accommodation
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Message from Tim Ellis (Aust)

The Jika have made one last standard room available so first in best
dressed! Call them now on (03) 9481 2822. They also have three spa
suites at $175 and one Super Deluxe Spa Suite at $215 for those who
really want to convention in style. http://www.jika.com.au

Otherwise, there are three more Alphington Apartments left at $150
(not including breakfast) with two bedrooms sleeping up to four
people. Call (03) 9488 1188 to grab one!
www.questapartments.com.au/property/fs_display_property.asp?property
id=36

Our extended accommodation, the Hotel William on Bell, is offering
double rooms for $110 including breakfast (no single rooms) and
SOMEHOW we will organise a bus shuttle service between the Hotel
William and The Centre Ivanhoe as well. So if you do book into the
Hotel William and you need transport, please email me and let me
know. To book at The Hotel William (they have 50 or so rooms like
the Jika, and they sold out between the first 100 registrants, so be
quick!) call 1800 006 494. One bonus about the Hotel William is that
the Airport Shuttle stops right at the door (make sure you catch the
CORRECT Airport Shuttle though!) www.thehotelwilliam.com.au/

All information about hotels and shuttles can be found here
www.magicunlimited.com/magic_convention.htm#accommodation

We only have 170 or so spaces left for the convention - once we
reach 300 - it is SOLD OUT! So, if you have friends who still
haven't registered, tell them now is the time, before it's too late.

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8. Perfect Silk Flower Holder-By: Jamie-G
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Message from Jamie-G (Canada)

EFFECT: Magician is holding a red rose. The magician then plucks
the top of the red rose (the bud) and it unfolds into a 24 inch red
silk.

NOTE: If you take your time to make this prop it will look great.
You first must find the perfect fake red roses. I just found these
plastic red roses at the dollar store. The store that I go to just
came out with them they are about 18 inch's long and are just
perfect for these type of magic effects.

You might have to shop around until you find them. The one at this
dollar store they sell 6 of them and they are together in a bundle
for a dollar. (Great deal)

PROPS: One plastic fake red rose, one roll of green flower tape and
a bunch of garbage ties.

NOTE: The garbage tie's are the ones with that come with garbage
bags to tie the garbage bags closed.

SET-UP# 1.First you have to take the red leaves off the rose these
just pull off and your with the little bowl piece of the top part of
the stem you need this. Now you need to go to the garbage ties you
must strip off the paper that is on them once this is done your
ready for the next step. You are going to make 4 of wire pieces as
they are going to be the part that holds your bud (silk) in place. I
have twisted these ties together after folding them in half. After
you have done this you will wrap it up with the floral tape. Twist
all four of the ties together at one end then spread the ties out to
make it look like a claw. Tape it down to your stem with the floral
tape and make sure that it is secure. Now you are ready to add you’
re silk.

I know that these silk holders are like $25.00 each at the magic
stores now you can make them for a couple of dollars and they look
just as good or better. Give it a try I make a lot of my own flower
magic....................JAMIE-G

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9. The 2004 Lone Star Magic Auction (LSMA)
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Message from Bruce Chadwick (US)

The 2004 Lone Star Magic Auction (LSMA) will be held on Saturday, 28
February 2004. This is one of the largest magic auctions held each
year. Registration starts at 8:00 am and the live auction starts at
9:00 am. Typically the auction is over late Saturday night. For more
information, go to www.fortworthmagicclub.com the website also has
the auction catalog on-lone for anyone that would like to see some
of the items that will be auctioned through the live auction. There
are many more items that will be sold through the silent auction
held simultaneously during the event.

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10. 49th Austrian Magic Convention
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Message from Hanno Rhomberg (Austria)

Here are some details of one of the most exciting magic convention
in history in Austria

Already 750 magicians from 22 countries have registered to this
outstanding convention.

The place is in the middle of the Tyrolian Mountains in a small
village. It is also great to spend some holidays after the
convention. Only few places left.

49. Austrian Magic Convention
20. - 21. May 2004 Mayrhofen / Tyrol / Austria
next airports: Salzburg, Innsbruck or Munich

This list not astonishing as the booked performers read like the who
is who in magic.

Guests of honour:

Paul Daniels - GB
Silvan - Italy
Irene Larsen - USA
Paul Potassy - Austria/Hungary

International Top performers:
Magic Christian - Austria
Patrick Page - GB
Tony Binarelli - Italy
Jean Merlin - France

The FISM Stars:
World Champion 2003 stage: Norbert Ferre
World Champion 2003 close-up: Jason Latimer
Pure Magic: Armando Lucero

And many more top acts like:
David - Hungary
Brando & Silvana - Argentina
Manuel Muerte - GErmany
Reed Mc Clintock - USA
Chris Joker & Andy Mc Joy - Germany
Wittus Witt - Germany

See a mixture of top acts, in a very personal convention in the
middle of the mountains.
Great galas but also time to relax and to have a lot of fun.

Informations:

web page
or mail:
mayrhofen@zaubern.at

For details please contact:
Hanno Rhomberg
Baernstetten 19
A-6380 St. Johann in Tirol
Austria
Phone/fax: +43 5352 65661
Email: mayrhofen@zaubern.at

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11. Exciting News From The Magic Capital Of The World!
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Register for our all day lecture day starring; Troy Hooser
(close-up magic), Eric Paul (stage and children’s magic) Jania
Taylor (manipulation and business side of magic) Saturday April 17th
from 10 am -???? Only $30 for the entire day! Lots of crazy auctions
and sales.

We have now introduced for the very first time the MAGIC OF PERCY
ABBOTT on DVD -12 minutes of the master himself performing in sound
and in color effects such as Chinese Rice Bowls, Clippo, Square
Circle, Find the lady Cards, Life like rabbit, crystal casket
routine, Acrobatic cane, paper hat tear - a rare glimpse into magic
history! $12.50 post paid and available only from FAB Magic in
Colon, Michigan.

www.fabmagic.com

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12. The Amazing Orchante Saga
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Message from Tommy Orchard (The Amazing Orchante)(UK ex-pat Kiwi)

Page 57

Noumea - The 'Royal Touch' - Champagne above the clouds

Following ‘The Perfect Storm’ calamity in Tahiti, my contract with
Hubert Wayliff should have finished on December 22nd - leaving
Tahiti on the 23rd and returning via a U.T.A. direct flight (French
airlines) back home to New Zealand. According to the stamps in my
passport, which doesn't lie, I actually left on Friday the 26th of
December and landed at Nadi international airport, Fiji, on Saturday
the 27th at 12:40pm, then transferred to a Flight that took me to
New Caledonia, arriving there at 2:15pm - staying for four days
before leaving on January 1st for home - New Zealand.

I had forgotten that Hubert had slotted in three shows at the last
minute to make up for the three that he had cancelled after 'The
Perfect Storm' nightmare. He had also arranged, with GILBERT THONG,
famous local entrepreneur in New Caledonia, for me to work two or
three nights at Gilbert's nightclub, the ‘Tahiti Cabaret’ in Noumea,
and one performance on New Year's Eve at the Chateau Royal, the
finest hotel in New Caledonia. This came about partly because the
story of the near-disastrous fishing fiasco in Tahiti had also hit
the newspapers in New Caledonia because ‘The Amazing Orchanté’ was a
well-known, regular visitor to New Caledonia during those years,
working various club and theatre engagements etc for Gilbert (see
pages 24/25).

Previous arrangements had been made for me to stay at the Chateau
Royal Hotel for the night of the 31st December/1st January, but
someone had made a monumental cock-up. The entire hotel was
completely booked out for that night's festivities. For the rich and
famous of New Caledonia, ‘The Chateau’ was most definitely the place
to be, and be seen in all your finery, on New Year’s Eve!

The management was highly embarrassed - their international 'star'
entertainer was without a room and bed. The ‘powers that be’ huddled
together in a corner and after much loud whispering in French, and a
fair amount of arm and hand waving, the manager came up to me and
said "we have a rather special room for you, please follow me". We
walked out of the hotel foyer, along a path, until we came to
another building a short distance from the hotel proper. The first
thing that struck me was the front door - it was magnificent - must
have cost a fortune - but it was nothing compared to what met my
eyes when we got inside. The manager said, “This, Mr Orchard, is the
Royal Suite, it is reserved for Royal Personages and visiting
dignitaries such as the President of France - it is the only
accommodation we have available to offer you, please enjoy the
facilities, and please except my apologies”.

Enjoy he had said! WOW! Everything that was metallic was - Gold! The
doorknobs, cupboard handles, anything that had a handle, were Gold.
In the bathroom the taps on the washbasins (there were two), and
bath, were gold, as were all the fittings in the shower. The toilet
roll holder, the handle of the toilet brush, even the Holder for the
toilet brush was gold. The toilet/lavatory was also gold! You have
absolutely no idea how difficult it was to do ‘The Necessary’, into
such opulence! The luxurious furnishings were richly comfortable,
armchairs sumptuous beyond belief, as was the enormous four-poster
bed. (The Chateau Royal was bought-out some years later by the ‘Club
Med’ group, which, in my opinion, greatly lowered the tone of this
once beautiful, elegant hotel of supreme excellence.).

Later that evening after my show had the finished, I headed for the
bar and, as usual, my Close-up Magic started - the ‘show after the
show’. I wound-up with the U.T.A. flight crew, including the pilot
and co-pilot (all French) of the aircraft that was flying out to New
Zealand the following day; they had come down to see the New Year
in. It wasn't long before someone asked me if I was staying in the
hotel and when I said "well actually, I'm in the Royal Suite", it
kind of stopped the conversation – there was stunned silence until
somebody said, “BULLSHIT, let’s take a look then”!

Now, I'm well aware of the rules and regulations in regards to
alcohol and flight crews, particularly pilots, but this was 1969/1st
January 1970 - 31 years ago. Perhaps things were a bit more relaxed
then, I wouldn't know, but the full complement of that U.T.A. flight
finished up in my suite that night, along with God knows whom else.
The party finished sometime after five in the morning!

I was at the airport at 10 o'clock in the morning, checking in for
my flight back home, take-off 11 am. When I got on board you
wouldn't think that six hours earlier those air hostesses had been
whooping it up, big-time, in my suite. They were all smiles, charm
and grace with “hi Tommy, How's Tricks” in their delightful French
accents, they sure looked a hell of a lot better than I felt.

Page 58

About 30 minutes into the flight, one of the flight hostesses came
up to me and said that the pilots wanted to know if I would like to
join them on the flight deck – “yes please!” When I got up there, it
was handshakes all round with a “loved ‘your’ room, great party -
what are you drinking – does champagne sound OK to you?”

I've performed magic in some strange places, but spending the entire
flight in the cockpit of a French Caravelle Airliner, the whole way
from New Caledonia to New Zealand, sipping champagne and
entertaining the pilots with close-up magic, and the flight crew who
took turns to ‘pop in’ onto the flight deck, takes some beating.

One of the most beautiful sights that I have seen in my lifetime was
from the cockpit of that French airliner - as we approached the
North Cape, top end of the north island of New Zealand. It was the
most incredibly beautiful, intense velvety green as far as you could
see. That view, as seen from the cockpit of an aeroplane at 20,000
ft up, really is something: -

Quite Magical!

-Postscript -

After coming perilously close to drowning at sea only two weeks
previously, from which I was still recovering, the ‘Royal Touch’ and
‘Mile High’ Champagne (unfortunately, I didn’t get to join ‘The Club
’), was just what a suffering soul needed – perhaps there really is
an Omnipotent Being, after all!

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