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Meet the Glasgow pilot flying around the coast of the UK for charity

Meet the Glasgow pilot flying around the coast of the UK for charity TWO Scottish pilots set off today on a flight around the coast of the UK to celebrate being given clearance to fly again following lockdown. And the duo s Freedom Flight will also prove a life-saving flight as they raise funds for Scotland s Charity Air Ambulance (SCAA). Robert Stalker, 60, from Dunfermline, and fellow businessman and Scottish Aero Club member Tommy Lorimer, 56, from Glasgow, plan to visit as many coastal airports as possible on their seven-day flight round Scotland, England, Wales and Northern Ireland. We ve called it the Freedom Flight as we re hoping to encourage light aircraft pilots to take to the skies after the Covid restrictions, said Robert.

Coastal Britain charity challenge for Dunfermline businessman

A DUNFERMLINE businessman is taking to the skies for a charity challenge. Robert Stalker, along with friend Tommy Lorimer, will fly around coastal Britain stopping at as many airfields as they can. They organised the unusual stunt in a bid to encourage fellow pilots to get back in the sky after lockdown and to raise money for Scotland s Air Ambulance charity. We were restricted in flying through COVID so what we decided some weeks ago is, when it was viable, we would do a flight around coastal Britain, and we have called it a freedom flight, said Robert. That is us now free to get doing things again and that was the big idea behind it. It is just two of us doing it, going round coastal Britain stopping at as many airfields that we can.

Freed slave found refuge in Port Ryerse

Author of the article: Monte Sonnenberg Publishing date: Mar 01, 2021  •  March 1, 2021  •  2 minute read  •  Theodore Brown (left) was the son of freed slave Charles Brown and his wife Annie, of Port Ryerse. Theodore Brown and wife Theodora (right) had nine children. Their son Albert went on to become a prominent businessman in Simcoe. Handout SunMedia Article content Norfolk County marked Black History Month in February with a re-telling of the remarkable history of the Brown family of Port Ryerse. By a fluke, family patriarch Charles Brown wound up in old Norfolk County in the 1840s after his American slave owner brought him to Niagara-on-the-Lake as a prize fighter. Brown was put in the ring against various challengers while members of the crowd gambled on the outcome.

Freed slave found refuge in Port Ryerse

Freed slave found refuge in Port Ryerse
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Freed slave found refuge in Port Ryerse

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