Yesterday, as I was walking around waiting for my battery to recharge, I took a census of motorised equipment parked in our two hangars or directly outside. The results came out as follows:
- 7 flyable aircraft
- 8 aircraft that may sooner or later become flyable
- 8 aircraft unlikely to ever fly again
- 7 motorcycle-like machines (2 choppers, 4 quads, 1 moped)
- 1 antique car
- 4 lawnmowers
- 2 forklifts
What about your hangars?
@Peter. That pigeon has been sitting directly above my plane for the last week!
A Maule, and a barn owl. No rodents.
PJ
I wish I had hangar :( My previous base airport is closed (LDVA) due to some political/criminal/corruption affaire and the hangar is empty.
A lot of mice that breed faster than we can catch them!
My SR22-G2
a 1973 C-172
a Piper PA-38 Tomahawk
a 174 C-172
an R-44 Raven II Helicopter
an SF-260 Marchetti
a Diamond DA-40
In Coventry
A Citation
A British Aerospace 125-800B
An Augusta 109 Heilmed
A Robin HR100
A homebuild
my commander
a few generators, pallet loader and a waste/water trailer.
In Haßfurt:
2 PA28
1 Seneca
our ST10
a Dimona mostly used for traffic watching
another motorglider suspended from the ceiling that hasn’t flown for an eternity
a Midget Mustang experimental
an old Unimog
an even older Unimog
a forklift
luckily, no longery any birds with a preference for building nests inside engine air inlets 
Here is what lives in the aeroclub hanger at ENML.
