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Cessna Lands on Freeway.....Then Disappears!!

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GumpAir wrote:
qmdv wrote:I think that Nevada is the best state. Barren wasteland is what jomac thinks. Tim



Yeah, a real wasteland.

Gump


Why advertise? People'll start spilling over from Carson Valley to environs further east :cry:
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I doubt that anything on this website is going to cause a run on housing in any state
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mr scout wrote:I doubt that anything on this website is going to cause a run on housing in any state


:lol:
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FAA has no regs against landing or taking off from a spot other than a airport. If they did we would all be violated. As far as carless and reckless they could say that about any one who has landed on a gravel bar, ridge top, or dagged his wheels in the water on landing or take off.
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good thing he didn't post that here, he'd be in REAL trouble with the FAA. :lol:
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Re: Cessna Lands on Freeway.....Then Disappears!!

This thread makes me happy that i live and fly in Eastern Colorado. Out here the view is not picturesque, but the law officers are pretty willing to help. I know most of them on a first name basis, for good reasons, and the local state patrolman is the one who taught me off airport landings/TO.

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Re: Cessna Lands on Freeway.....Then Disappears!!

kneel wrote:This thread makes me happy that i live and fly in Eastern Colorado. Out here the view is not picturesque, but the law officers are pretty willing to help. I know most of them on a first name basis, for good reasons, and the local state patrolman is the one who taught me off airport landings/TO.

Kneel


Kneel,
Having spent a few summers in and around Wray, I think your views are just fine! It's just a different picturesque :wink: Your local trooper still got the t-cart?

Take care, Rob
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Re: Cessna Lands on Freeway.....Then Disappears!!

Yep, for Eastern CO, Wray is about as picturesque as it gets. Nice apt too.
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Rob,
yep, he still has the t-cart. That is the plane that i got my TW endorsement in. The view isn't magazine material, but that is just fine with me(less people=more fun). Besides i do like the view, i just tell everyone it is not that great. :lol:
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What ever happened to these nimrods that caused this thread? Anybody know?
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