Enigma Expedition to Colonia for Charity and for/with CMDR DoveEnigma13

[Alun T]

If you make it to Coloina in a FDL you have to take it to Beagle Point after
I'm done the expedition but still mooching round that area, everybody I know has finished it already.

Don't tempt me!

I'm clearly not immune to the occasional stupid idea - already hearing a voice in the back of my head saying "you know,
Sag.A* isn't *that* far from Colonia...."

 

[CMDR Jipsee]

Sag A isn't that far in the scheme of things but you're still in a FDL!!
I've not gone Sag A this time because I've already been about a year ago but I did visit the Great Annihilator, well worth a visit.
Take it you've got an AFMU on that FDL? If you have an you've got plenty of materials to restock it, technically you could neut jump to Sag A and anywhere you like, I probably wouldn't try Beagle tho without a tanker following you

 

[mls]

After both my gpus gave up on me 3 weeks ago and having to wait for spare parts from china to repair them, i finally made it to the Dove Enigma mega ship on the weekend.
I guess i'll roam around the nebula for a while now. Next stop will be the great anihilator and SAG A*

Thumbs up for this wonderful expedition and again i wish dove enigma all the best, fight for it and don't let it take you down!

o7

 

[Disco Mxyzptlk]

I've been planning and saving for this moment for a while. My brother and I followed up the Enigma Expedition with a trip out to Sag A, and we came back to the Bubble where I bought something I've wanted for a while. I purchased a brand new Anaconda, and she's named the Dunnottar. As I mentioned in a previous post, DoveEnigma13 and I share the surname Keith. It's named for Dunnottar Castle, which is controlled by the Scottish Clan Keith. Its ID number, in honor of DoveEnigma13, is DE-13.

Assuming Photobucket is cooperating, here she is:

 

[SALT1R3]

I've been planning and saving for this moment for a while. My brother and I followed up the Enigma Expedition with a trip out to Sag A, and we came back to the Bubble where I bought something I've wanted for a while. I purchased a brand new Anaconda, and she's named the Dunnottar. As I mentioned in a previous post, DoveEnigma13 and I share the surname Keith. It's named for Dunnottar Castle, which is controlled by the Scottish Clan Keith. Its ID number, in honor of DoveEnigma13, is DE-13.

Very nice I did exactly the same after finishing the Enigma Expedition, as I went to Sag A, then The Great Annihilator, and am making my way home now. I'm Scottish as well and have been thinking of renaming my ships as my favourite whiskies! Think I'll do that when I get back to the Bubble.

 

[DoveEnigma13]

I've been planning and saving for this moment for a while. My brother and I followed up the Enigma Expedition with a trip out to Sag A, and we came back to the Bubble where I bought something I've wanted for a while. I purchased a brand new Anaconda, and she's named the Dunnottar. As I mentioned in a previous post, DoveEnigma13 and I share the surname Keith. It's named for Dunnottar Castle, which is controlled by the Scottish Clan Keith. Its ID number, in honor of DoveEnigma13, is DE-13.

Assuming Photobucket is cooperating, here she is:

http://i1085.photobucket.com/albums/j427/bobtheguardian/dunnottar_zpskt5oayaq.png

holy crap! That’s awesome man thank you.

 

[Disco Mxyzptlk]

holy crap! That’s awesome man thank you.

I was happy to have been on an expedition for a good cause. Also, here she is with her new paint job and ID on the hull.

 

[NW3]

I finally arrived back to the bubble yesterday, after a long detour to the far side of the core and stopping at Sag A*. Today, I stopped by Jackson's Lighthouse, to complete my round trip. I've sold a bunch of exploration data, but haven't yet sold it all, so I'm not sure yet how much I acquired.

I really enjoyed this expedition and I hope that DoveEnigma13 is doing well. Your story touched me; I've lost my mother, grandmother, and grandfather to cancer and my wife is currently in remission. Hang in there! o7

 

[C64Fan]

I finally arrived back to the bubble yesterday, after a long detour to the far side of the core and stopping at Sag A*. Today, I stopped by Jackson's Lighthouse, to complete my round trip. I've sold a bunch of exploration data, but haven't yet sold it all, so I'm not sure yet how much I acquired.

I really enjoyed this expedition and I hope that DoveEnigma13 is doing well. Your story touched me; I've lost my mother, grandmother, and grandfather to cancer and my wife is currently in remission. Hang in there! o7

I am glad you are back and safe. Yes, the expedition was quite an experience - and one that I will never forget.

I am very sorry for your losses and hope it goes well with your wife.

We all have sad stories related to cancer - that damned disease. Personally I lost my father to cancer quite early in my life, and my mother 8 years later - and yep, also to cancer. I am sad to say that I still suffer from it. And now my father-in-law, who is a close friend to me, is terminally ill with cancer too. I seem to loose people close to me, and mostly to cancer. It’s just how my life is, and I am not a man that are very socially adept, so I don’t have an abundance of people close by. Once I decided not to bond emotionally to anyone again, but a very sweet girl convinced me otherwise, and today she is my wife and I love her beyond belief. But sometimes I hear a voice saying - will I loose her too? I am not letting it control my life, but I do hear it. That being said though, I do hope to die last at an old age. I don’t want her to feel the pain from me dying from her. Yeah - true love is a funny thing.

I wish you all the best out there. Let’s hope they will keep getting better at combating cancer, and that perhaps one day only few people will die from it - if any.

 

[NW3]

I am very sorry for your losses and hope it goes well with your wife.

I wish you all the best out there. Let’s hope they will keep getting better at combating cancer, and that perhaps one day only few people will die from it - if any.

Thanks, that's my hope too.

My wife is a scuba diver and had melanoma. The doctors removed a 10 inch / 25 cm (!) circle of skin from her back with a fair bit of the underlying tissue. If anyone asks about the scar, she tells them she was bitten by a shark!