I'm confused. Are you going to oshkosh, or are you going to stay in some town in a hotel ?We got our rental car last night, and a room at the Microtel in FDL. Sat-Fri.
The countdown begins!
I'm confused. Are you going to oshkosh, or are you going to stay in some town in a hotel ?
Every year, all week plus 3-4 days prior. This is the big show for experimentals.
Experimental
Aircraft
Association
But all aircraft are welcome.
We got our rental car last night, and a room at the Microtel in FDL. Sat-Fri.
The countdown begins!
I am planning on it, and (against the advice of many) intend to camp with the plane. Likely in Vintage, since I am, too!
With all the others in Camp Boxarox?
What the hell, why not?
Funny.
I have camped with the plane. But when the spousal unit comes (this is her fourth Oshkosh), camping means a hotel that lacks room service.
We'll fly in, transfer the bags to the rental car, then park the bird in VAP.
I am working on getting her to accept a rental RV at Sleepy Hollow Farn. Maybe in a year or two.
You really wanna know?
Put a tent in your back yard and sleep in it for a week before you leave. That will provide your first clue.
I plan to camp in the North 40, under my wing.I am planning on it, and (against the advice of many) intend to camp with the plane. Likely in Vintage, since I am, too!
My husband is the smart one in the family , so he will likely travel up there in a go-fast airplane and stay in a hotel.With all the others in Camp Boxarox?
I plan to camp in the North 40, under my wing.
My husband is the smart one in the family , so he will likely travel up there in a go-fast airplane and stay in a hotel.
Maybe I should contrive to arrive early and camp *right next to you*! Privacy is overrated, anyway.
A 172 would be faster than my Citabria. Last year he went in a Saratoga."Go-fast airplane" - guess that'd be a 172, right?
You really wanna know?
Put a tent in your back yard and sleep in it for a week before you leave. That will provide your first clue.
Only if you are an utter cheapskate and purchase your camping gear at Kmart. Get good gear and you can be quite comfortable in a tent. I love camping at the Show. I love being right in the middle of things. If I had to drive in to start and leave after the airshow, it would be a completely different experience.
Those who think an attendee must leave the grounds before the social hour and other festivities is over probably shouldn't be allowed to fly airplanes without supervision. The comfortable home near the airport where I regularly rent a room is frequented by owners of warbirds, homebuilts, vintage, military, spam-cans, seaplanes and acros. But it's always interesting to get a cheapskate's view of other cheapskates.
First year to fly and camp under the wing.
Only if you are an utter cheapskate and purchase your camping gear at Kmart. Get good gear and you can be quite comfortable in a tent. I love camping at the Show. I love being right in the middle of things. If I had to drive in to start and leave after the airshow, it would be a completely different experience.
Hey, you're still flying into OSH, so you're righteous.
Pretty bizarre to fly into OSH, only to then drive to Fond du Lac. I'll bet you're the only one doing THAT.