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And its got a well maintained grass runway next to the campground! Sometimes CalFire will bomb the grass runway with water for practice.

Speaking of flying bricks, my cousin flew a powered hang glider with a notoriously fragile engine. Since it was impossible to start in the air, Shawn advised that as soon as the engine stopped it was vital to look straight down. Because that was where you were landing.

I fly at Columbia in the California foothills. There are trees and virtually no flat ground anywhere nearby, so I like to stay as high as possible as long as possible. The Cherokee w Hershey wing is perfect for this. Come in very high, full flaps, no power, and pitch up for 55-60. It drops...