Forecast for tomorrow looks great. Let's hope it stays that way. I'd be charging my batteries if I were you.
Roger. Wilco! ;)
Maiden of the Bush Mule tomorrow, I think!
I've got 2 new batteries coming in today... they'll be velcroed and charged and ready to go.
Going to be there Come Hell or High Water!
Bad luck comes in threes - so last weeks flat tire should be the end of it!
It's a go. The forecast is still great, so considering the positive attitudes of Paul, David and Simon, we can't go wrong. See you there.
I'll be there for about 5:30
That's the spirit Rob,
I'll be arriving early too. A great afternoon for flying and hanging out... 8)
Looking forward to it Bruce. Man, your puppies are sooooooo cute. Thanks for the visit and coffee.
Well now that you force me to come out......... I'll be there.
Bruce, do you offer a weather guarantee. ;D
Frank
Re: Bruce, do you offer a weather guarantee. ;D
Think positive Frank, positive.
I will guarantee that there will be weather.
Not only are my batteries charged - so am I!
See you fellows tomorrow
Bruce,
re: "Think positive Frank, positive."
Yesterday was a beautiful day. That was summer. Today was the first day of fall. I'm positive! ;) ;D
Frank
Looking forward to it. Will be there a little early as well!
just assembled my plane and anyone going tonight has a screwdriver to install the wheel? mine is not long enough
Great evening. Lots of students and flight crew... I believe everyone went home with discharged batteries and their aircraft in one piece. Good go!
Instructors were very busy tonight... and all smiles... thank you. Can't imagine spending a better evening with a better bunch.
What a nice evening. Great to see each student had a dedicated instructor plus extras. At one time I counted 16 cars in the parking lot.
Here are some photos. A caption contest follows:
Members and their planes:
38- Simon and his new Mule Twin. Flew really well even with him at the controls. ;)
40- Richard and Gray with his Cub-style trainer. He flew it well.
46- Dave and his cardboard shipping container. Don't laugh. This simple Flite-Test Simple Cub flies well.
62- Gerald and Simon before maidening Gerald's 3 cell leaf blower.
81- Oscar and his Flite-Test seaplane. Piker, eat your heart out. It flew well.
Frank
If these people could only manage a smile. ;)
36- Simon in his element (at Rogo, with a model airplane, with friends)
41- Moshe finally cracking a smile.
50- Graham just failed sign language class.
52- Gerald caught reading an instruction booklet. Stop reading. Ask Oscar.
65- Chris finally managing a smile. First time for everything.
Frank
Students and their instructors:
39- Kenny and Bruce
45- Oscar and George.
48- Oscar and George.
56- Rob Dickinson and Paul
58- Simon and Dave
59- Dave giving Simon a lesson on the finer points of finesse flying. Simon is learning quickly.
60- Paul still sticking it out with Rob.
Frank
What are these people saying. Communication by signing.
35- "Gerald, why don't you understand..."
43- Two people just managing to count to 4... carry the two! Graham, do not flip out the next finger!
49- The 3 people who make up the Club's brain trust. They solved all the problems they created tonight.
50- "You start here and then you twist it with your right hand..."
55- What is Simon saying to Dave. "... then along came this big alligator. Chomp, Chomp....."
Frank
Two maidened planes flew well
77- Oscar's flying boat after a hand-launch
78- Oscar's perfect landing.
70- Gerald's leaf blower
72- Gerald's plane flying overhead with Simon at the controls.
75- Touch-down. The nose wheel is still in the air.
Frank
Quote from: Frank v B on May 29, 2019, 10:07:56 PM
What a nice evening. Great to see each student had a dedicated instructor plus extras. At one time I counted 16 cars in the parking lot.
Frank
16 cars? Frank must be missing a few toes.
I counted 21 cars. Don't ask me how I counted so high.
Michael, only real men can count to 21! 8)
Frank