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I grew up in Birkenhead UK and read Chemistry at University College Oxford. I then qualified as a chartered accountant and worked as a management consultant until I retired. I am a glider pilot and have been a gliding instructor since 1992. I am on the Committee of Management of one of the world’s largest gliding clubs. I published a book on gliding called “Bronze & Beyond” (ISBN 095487420X) in 2004. | {{AccountNotLive}} | ||
I grew up in Birkenhead UK and read Chemistry at University College Oxford. I then qualified as a chartered accountant and worked as a management consultant until I retired. I am a glider pilot and have been a gliding instructor since 1992. I am on the Committee of Management of one of the world’s largest gliding clubs. I published a book on gliding called “Bronze & Beyond” (ISBN 095487420X) in 2004. I have been a contributor to Wikipedia (User Jmcc150) since 2005 and have created over 100 articles. I was the major contributor when Gliding became a featured article in Wikipedia in November 2006. I currently live in Kingston-upon-Thames. | |||
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I grew up in Birkenhead UK and read Chemistry at University College Oxford. I then qualified as a chartered accountant and worked as a management consultant until I retired. I am a glider pilot and have been a gliding instructor since 1992. I am on the Committee of Management of one of the world’s largest gliding clubs. I published a book on gliding called “Bronze & Beyond” (ISBN 095487420X) in 2004. I have been a contributor to Wikipedia (User Jmcc150) since 2005 and have created over 100 articles. I was the major contributor when Gliding became a featured article in Wikipedia in November 2006. I currently live in Kingston-upon-Thames.