Aeronca fly-in at Flabob airport
Aeronca fly-in at Flabob airport
Has anyone heard about the Aeronca Flabob ca. fly-in to be held on May 20-21, 2011?
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Its shown on their calendar on these dates.
http://www.flabob.org/flabob_content.ph ... _happening
Its a good 4-5 hour flight for me from Phoenix but not that far.
Joe
http://www.flabob.org/flabob_content.ph ... _happening
Its a good 4-5 hour flight for me from Phoenix but not that far.
Joe
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Is anyone from Oregon or Washington considering flying down? It would only be two easy days each way.
http://www.generalaviationnews.com/2011 ... dium=email
http://www.generalaviationnews.com/2011 ... dium=email
Tail winds are a "Good Thing"
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Somebody with an L3 - please fly down so I can get a ride!
I'll be there; Flabob is my usual airport, apart from Corona.
I'll be there; Flabob is my usual airport, apart from Corona.
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One last shout-out to see if anyone from the North West is flying down. It would be nice to have company. Planning to leave Thursday by noon, overnight half way and arrive Friday for dinner.
Weather permitting on all of the above, I've no interest in getting stuck somewhere or having a bad time.
Richard
N69VB 7CCM
Florence, Oregon
Weather permitting on all of the above, I've no interest in getting stuck somewhere or having a bad time.
Richard
N69VB 7CCM
Florence, Oregon
Tail winds are a "Good Thing"
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Hey Richard, let me know if you will have time to drop by RBG. I can steer you onto some 4.25 fuel. Maybe less. PM me if I didn't give you my cell #.
PB Schafer
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" Those who say it cannot be done, should not bother the one doing it "
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Carl and I should be there Saturday morning. We are driving because I have to pick-up a little Continental.
Paul
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I may make it, just depends on weather and work schedules.
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You fly for a living stop calling it work...joea wrote:I may make it, just depends on weather and work schedules.
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If you saw my post on the fAA Aeronca list, you know what my life was like for 11 days before this.SFC Hiatt wrote:You fly for a living stop calling it work...joea wrote:I may make it, just depends on weather and work schedules.
Sadly did not make it to Flabob... maybe next year.
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My Flabob
https://picasaweb.google.com/rhawleyhol ... directlink
Aeroncas are fun to fly, Any Where, Any Time, Any Distance.
My Champ "Furthest Distance Flown"--- Winner.
Y'all fly safe out there.
https://picasaweb.google.com/rhawleyhol ... directlink
Aeroncas are fun to fly, Any Where, Any Time, Any Distance.
My Champ "Furthest Distance Flown"--- Winner.
Y'all fly safe out there.
Tail winds are a "Good Thing"
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Red(neck) Barron
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Wow! Thanks for the photo show. Really neat and I enjoyed it. Quite a bit different country than here in the Midwest. Can you believe, I'm into my 6th Decade and I've never seen California?
Larry H
Sigourney, IA
Formally N84619, N84149 & N84069 - all1946 7AC's; also N57430 a 7ECA
Currently N91RA 7GCAA (Still a Champ, just grown up some)
Sigourney, IA
Formally N84619, N84149 & N84069 - all1946 7AC's; also N57430 a 7ECA
Currently N91RA 7GCAA (Still a Champ, just grown up some)
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Save your money. Once you've seen Iowa, you'd never be satisfied with California!

Rick, Chief NC86196
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Seen it Hell; I live it. I even retired here after a 33 year hiatus in Colorado. That's what I think of Iowa and I could have retired anywhere. Although I do think I need to have a conversation with the flying Gods. They seem to keep screwing with me now.
p.s. I didn’t want to say anything bad about California because I know that there are good people on this site from that area but most of what I’ve seen and heard from California convince me that alien life forms have landed on our planet and many of them live there. I never had the burning desire to investigate the left coast. But you got to admit, the pictures were pretty.
p.s. I didn’t want to say anything bad about California because I know that there are good people on this site from that area but most of what I’ve seen and heard from California convince me that alien life forms have landed on our planet and many of them live there. I never had the burning desire to investigate the left coast. But you got to admit, the pictures were pretty.
Larry H
Sigourney, IA
Formally N84619, N84149 & N84069 - all1946 7AC's; also N57430 a 7ECA
Currently N91RA 7GCAA (Still a Champ, just grown up some)
Sigourney, IA
Formally N84619, N84149 & N84069 - all1946 7AC's; also N57430 a 7ECA
Currently N91RA 7GCAA (Still a Champ, just grown up some)
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California is a hudge and wealthy state, with a diverse population which includes hard working and productive people, among others. Also a state government which has grown out of control satisfying conflicting and contradictory demands. Sound familiar?
All a bit much for me. Man's got to know his limitations, flying a Champ in Oregon is about all I can handle on a regular basis. That and a week at OSH of course.
All a bit much for me. Man's got to know his limitations, flying a Champ in Oregon is about all I can handle on a regular basis. That and a week at OSH of course.
Tail winds are a "Good Thing"