You like to fly VFR.
Visual Flight Rules (VFR) are a set of rules under which a pilot operates an aircraft in weather conditions generally clear enough to allow him or her to see where he/she is going. Our club likes to practice while flying VFR you are able to fly using visual references such as buildings, mountain ridges, and valleys; or maybe follow a stream, road, or set of railroad tracks.

You like to fly low & slow.
This is a saying we often use to describe what we do; we fly “Low n’ Slow.” The planes we fly are propeller type and are most often but not always, single engine capable to the task of flying at low altitudes and slow enough so as to spot and follow reference points, points of interest (POI) which may be predetermined during the flight planning stage.

You like the GA aircraft.
General Aviation (GA) is a name or term given to civil aviation aircraft as opposed to commercial air transport. It quite often refers to private pilot flights which can be carried out under VFR conditions. They are not limited to VFR rules but may also navigate under Instrument Flight Rules (IFR). Basically, it describes the type planes we fly.