Okay, I give up...which one is the real chimp?

Ha! Ha! Ha!

I think we've discovered the missing link at last.

I am back from an enjoyable visit to see musical friends Jen & Eric play at the Tranzac Club in Toronto, evening hosted by folk legend Norm Hacking, with a surprise appearance by Bob Snider (who is hilarious) and one of the guys from The Arrogant Worms (equally hilarious, if not more so...). A great set by Glen Hornblast too!

I also got to do 2 of my songs, and there were about 10 other acts. What a night!

Jen & Eric were great as always...they call their act Like Water, which means free-flowing and adaptable, I guess...

Nice to be back on the Cat...(no smart cracks, Spaw!!!)

- LH

p.s. Matt - The "Hamp" was actually the A6M3 version, with clipped wings (to improve the rate of roll). They simply removed the folding wingtips normally used for carrier operations, and faired over the shortened wings on the ends, resulting in a shorter wingspan and an increased roll rate, with some reduction in other performance features. The Hamp was seen in all schemes... light grey/with black cowling (early scheme), dappled green blotches over grey, and solid green upper surfaces too, with the yellow leading edge recognition markings. It looks kind of odd with the clipped wings, and they later went back to the round wingtips, thankfully.