Flying Sunday Dec. 3, ???

[Michael]

Cool but mainly sunny and only 10km winds.

Anyone interested?

[bweaver]

I'm interested.  What time are you planning are going out and are you bringing a warwing?  I could go out any time.

[Michael]

Late morning, early or mid afternoon, I'm flexible.

Yes, to Warwing.

[bweaver]

How about from 11 on.  I'll be out around 11.  See you then.

[Michael]

11 is good; I'll charge later tonight and early in the morning.

Is the corn gone?

[Michael]

Right now it's wet and foggy outside.

My batteries are charging, and I still intend to go fly, assuming it clears and dries up. I'll post again at about 10 am.

[bweaver]

I'm all set to go.  If the fog is still hanging on, we can set the time back for later.  At least the winds are calm...

[Michael]

I'll go up around 11. I hope the weather is good enough for at least a few fun flights.

[bweaver]

See you there.

[Michael]

We got there at 11, and flew for 2 hours. It was cool and damp at first, but wind was almost zero.
The weather slowly improved, with the sun finally shining and the sky blue.

Bruce had 9 flights; I had 8. We each flew our own sport planes, and we practiced our Warwing flying too (I cut his ribbon!).
Bruce practiced aerobatics and I did a lot of low flying, now that the corn was gone.

Loy showed up as we were leaving.

[sihinch]

Sorry I couldn't make it. Looks like you had a great time.

[octagon]

I got there about 2 or so. There were about 6 of us by then and we all flew. By about 3;30 it had clouded over and there was a moderate cool wind, but right down the runway so no problem. I was starting to struggle with orientation so I called it a day. Still, nice to be able to fly in December and nicer to not have to worry about the corn!