<strong>Dixie Mae Clementine</strong><br/><br/>Well isn't that just great. The zeppelin took off without me on board and the worst part was, all the pilots here had their aircraft with them. The moment I heard about them joining our new employer in the air, I ran to my horse and got a move on towards Calamity Rose. It was parked at a much smaller airstrip outside the city. I did that for two reasons. The first being that the big airport was too big, the second was that my Bloodhawk was a pain to control at low speeds thus increasing the risk to crash it into an airship. Oh the fun I would have in seeing the faces of the crew people when I come in hard for docking the zep.<br/><br/>The foreigners were right. I rarely go above 10.000 feet but when I do I got a mighty secret in my cockpit to keep me warm. A warm woolen blanket. Making the deal to park my horse wasn't as hard as I thought. In fact they had no problem with me parking the horse there for an unspecified amount of time and I climbed into my cockpit, fired up the engine and contacted control. Because it was such a small airport it shared facilities with the bigger airport and thus the tower too.<br/><br/><strong>"Albi Control, Calamity Rose requires permission for take off. Request directions to Blue Ridge. Over."</strong>