| Sorry to see this, but it greatly reminded me of a story my Instructor told me when I failed my first flight test (you will see why) Thomas Edison, the man who did 3000 experiments to perfect his light bulb, was working on an alternative method for making carbolic acid synthetically. On the night of December 9th his great factory at West Orange, N. J. was the scene of a "spectacular fire". It included decades of papers and research. As soon as he saw the scope of this conflagration he enthusiastically sent word to several friends and members of his family, advising them to "Get down here quick.... you may never have another chance to see anything like this again! // There is great value in disaster. All our mistakes are burned up. Thank God we can start anew" "I am sixty-seven, but I'm not too old to make a fresh start." As hard as it is you should not cry ...and realise how you showed the world pictures and videos of something they would have never of seen, something 'spectacular'. Cheer up and God bless you! I hope your new Z works out!
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