Quit a number of pilots on here.  Some have experience in the large military crafts. 

I stopped about 5 years ago. 

I have been to California and Florida, now there are some stories, but did not have enough use to keep up the flying. 

I loved the challenge of keeping course, altitude, stability, monitoring the instruments, using directional instruments, keeping radio contact when needed, keeping visual for other aircraft.
 
I flew an older Piper Cherokee 180 club plane that was almost always available.  Could not pass my medical now because I had a pass out and am now on meds.  It was fun and a challenge 20 years ago. 

It would have been great to own a Cub.