Aeric
Line Up and Wait
If there are a couple of other "for sures", I'm in for noon at the little building next to the airplane parking area. I'll check in the morning.
I swear it was like waiting for moth*****ng Goudot, but, worth it. Mak Daddy G and son, and Master Aeric and I had a great time at the Buckhorn restaurant. There was a Reggae festival going on, so there were like all these Rasta moth*****ers walking around. Some smelled okay, some smelled bad, others smelled like burning rope.
Already back and have the BBQ fired up. Finally can enjoy those brews I couldn't touch in Boonville.
Welcome!
I have landed Angwin and don't care to do it again in the near future. I'll cast another vote for Booneville. I have never been there and it sounds interesting.
Weather forecast is uncertain which sucks because I told two pilots at a hangar party tonight to meet me at 12:30pm in Boonville.
Yep, and the hotties that some of them were with must have lost their sense of smell.I swear it was like waiting for moth*****ng Goudot, but, worth it. Mak Daddy G and son, and Master Aeric and I had a great time at the Buckhorn restaurant. There was a Reggae festival going on, so there were like all these Rasta moth*****ers walking around. Some smelled okay, some smelled bad, others smelled like burning rope.
Already back and have the BBQ fired up. Finally can enjoy those brews I couldn't touch in Boonville.
If anyone is interested, next weekend is the annual Canards West get together at Columbia. We'll have quite a few canards and usually a few RVs there. Mike Melville will give a talk on flying with Dick Rutan around the world in two Long EZs. See link below for the event if interested. May be to late to get in on the dinner and presentations but I may be mistaken. Good time to see the Experimental world from our perspective. Nice airport, town, camping etc. as well. A world known propeller builder will visit in his RV6. Always a source of great info on props and some history on famous props he designed and built.
PS:
http://www.haltonbrat.com/canardswest2013details.htm
If anyone is interested, next weekend is the annual Canards West get together at Columbia. We'll have quite a few canards and usually a few RVs there. Mike Melville will give a talk on flying with Dick Rutan around the world in two Long EZs. See link below for the event if interested. May be to late to get in on the dinner and presentations but I may be mistaken. Good time to see the Experimental world from our perspective. Nice airport, town, camping etc. as well. A world known propeller builder will visit in his RV6. Always a source of great info on props and some history on famous props he designed and built.
PS:
http://www.haltonbrat.com/canardswest2013details.htm
I could strap on a "falsie" canard to my Cherokee, then I would fit right in
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Hello all,
Has anything been planned for July yet? Hoping for a flyin in the near future.
Jen & Mal
Yeah, post it to the Eternal page. This last minute, the choices will be limited. Trinity is supposed to be a little tricky (surrounded by terrain), but I would be game. Kern is a bit of a haul, but might be fun. If we fly into Redding, we could probably carpool from there. Eureka gets fogged in a lot, so will be iffy, though Humboldt is worth the trip. KFOT is closer to Humboldt and inland, but when I tried to get a rental car there, I failed. Camping on the field is pretty much Columbia, Georgetown, Kern and Oceano, from my research.
Hello All,
Anyone up for a 4th July Fly-in with camping? Not sure where we would go but John gave a couple suggestions:
I checked the Trinity KOA website and they aren't showing any availability that weekend. I think Oceano is first come first serve, but they have quite a bit of room on the grass.
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Yep, and the hotties that some of them were with must have lost their sense of smell.
Next one...?
They like that smell, it's weird I know.
Wish I could have made this one, but have only been popping on and off of POA lately, so didn't check this thread. Been trying to balance the full-time work/band/girlfriend/student thing again so Scyscraper is a busy boy, it must be Summertime again...
I'll remember to keep tabs on the thread in the hopes of catching one soon. Also, won't be bound to my usual distance limits. Putting together a plan with my CFI now to get my cert by the end of July, fingers crossed...
Any of you going to the Annual Cub Fly-In this July in Lompoc? A super cub with an extra seat just contaced me.
Just FYI, speaking as a central coaster....
Be really careful where you fire off fireworks. You may get away with the beach, especially below the high tide line and aimed out over the water -- or maybe not.
But risk lighting a hillside on fire, and the locals will strangle you with your own intestines.
All fireworks are illegal across virtually the entire central coast, for good reason. We get a couple of fireworks-related wildfires every year. Occasionally really big ones that destroy people's homes. Please take this seriously.
Often the local cities have professional displays, with the fire department on hand. But not all; for instance, Santa Cruz does municipal fireworks in October (Founders' Day) when the weather is much better.
You're also very likely to get fogged out at night.
I think this warning is for Sac. No lighting M80's and throwing them out the window as you do a low pass on the Buddhist temple.
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I'm perfectly fine with Buddhists. They cook up hella good teriyaki and pound Sapporo beer at their festivals.
Wherever y'all go know it's going to be disgustingly hot. For those with power challenged aircraft PLEASE watch your density altitude even at minor elevations. We lose somebody every year to this simple issue.
Speaking of heat, escaping to the coast might be a good plan this weekend.