Bøger af Kimber C Turner

Don't worry about your tray table and seat back for this one. Forget what you've been told about the romantic notion of the airline business. It's not like what you've seen in the movies. Buckle your seat belt and join Captain Kimber C. Turner for a flight over a thirty year career of ups and downs in aviation. This story of his love/hate life in airplanes will take you from laughter to livid and back again. Kimber C. Turner is a retired airline pilot with over 18,000 hours of flight time, and a former radio talk show host. Now he is out of the sky and off of the air. In his retirement, Captain Turner does some voice over work and an occasional guest spot on the radio. He also writes a book now and then.

Anybody could buy a Rolex or a Cadillac. The real bling of the day was privately chartered airplanes. Kimber C. Turner pulls back the curtain on a thirty year career in aviation with his unique style of humor and story telling. Captain Turner's tales of adventurous travel to exotic locales and encounters with celebrities prompted one reader to quote, "He's been everywhere, met everyone and done everything. He's like the Forrest Gump of aviation." Kimber C. Turner is a retired airline pilot with over 18,000 hours of flight time and a former radio talk show host. Now he is out of the sky and off of the air. In his retirement, Captain Turner does some voice over work and an occasional guest spot on the radio. He also writes a book now and then.

Imagine the bumbling Inspector Clouseau on a farm and you will understand what it was like for a city family that moved to Crooked Creek Farm. From herding cattle with firecrackers to runaway horses; nothing went right for them. Noah would have been proud of the collection of animals that made Crooked Creek Farm look more like a children's petting zoo than a serious farm. Take a hilarious look at farm life like it was never meant to be. Sometimes city folk should just not try to become farmers. Kimber C. Turner uses his unique style of wit and humor to share this true tale of an epic city folk fail. Who would have thought farming could be so funny?