Here’s a photo report of my flying activities with TEMAC’s “Ghost Squadron” this Friday morning.
Photo 1 - Field view. I arrived at the field this morning around 10 am and was pleasantly surprised to find that our “Ghost Squadron” members were out in full force. Being “Ghost” members they (And their cars) are rather hard to see.
Photo 2 - Wind sock. Obviously the high winds did not deter the members of the “Ghost Squadron” from turning out in full force to enjoy the fine winds.
Photo 3 - Self portrait. Here I am showing off my new gloves to deal with the chilly weather. Note the finger tips are missing so as to get a better feel of the control sticks.
Photo 4 - Lineup of Ghost Squadron aircraft waiting for takeoff. It was so busy that members had to line up and wait their turn for flying.
Photo 5 - Unidentified aircraft belonging to one of the Ghost Squadron. Does anybody recognize the type of aircraft here?
Photo 6 - Craig arrives. He left early because all the tables were occupied mostly by Ghost Squadron members so he had no place to set up.
Photo 7 - Bill arrives and manages to wrangle a table away from the Ghost Squadron.
Photo 8 - Mark (on left) arrives and talks with Bill (on right). Mark asks, “who are these Ghost Squadron guys?”
Anyway, I left at Noon after flying off 5 batteries. I figured it wasn’t worth the risk of colliding with a Ghost Squadron aircraft since you can never really tell where they are in the air

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Cheers,
Richard.