52 annual Kiwanis charity Fly-in Cruise-in Breakfast

Offical web site
http://www.sandykiwanis.org/flyIn.html



25 miles SE of Portland, Oregon in the shadow of Mt. Hood.
Sunday, July 25 2010 7AM 12 PM

This is definitely worth your time. The whole event is beautiful. This is the 1 time a year we can land on this private turf strip.

Planes, Hot Rods, Bikes, Music, Food. What more could you want? Last year 30-40 planes, 300-400 Hot Rods.

http://www.airnav.com/airport/OG29

Temporary Unicom 122.8. Traffic pattern is usually right landing east left landing west.

I'll be there by 7. I hope to see some BCPer there.

This one is special I swear!!!!

Cheers...Rob

Hey Rob,
is that road running across the runway anything to worry about?

No worries DCO. When we land the martial keep keep the people back. The road is a non issue. Hope to see you there.

This flyin is one of the best I have ever been to. NO BULL!!

Cheers...Rob

I'll be there 7AM. This one is great I shit you not. Come on you MMV guys. Good day!

hey rob,great place flew in there about 5 yrs. ago,lots to see cool place,cant make it im taken the kids up on the river camping........have fun...dave

Sounds like fun, but a no go for me.
Have fun!
btw, I'm working on the Harley tomorrow, we'll have to plan a ride one of these days.

Dave have fun with the kids. Terry a cycle ride would be great!

Cheers...Rob

What a day. PERFECT!!!
Official tee shirt design


Pancake cookers, like 10 people cooking. In the big hangar.


Seating for four hundred people, and they need it.


The big hangar


The owners house


The pond


DCO-65 Brent. Good to meet you!


Hot Rods





Always love this event.

That's a beautiful place! Thanks for the pics.

I agree that this one is special. It is very organized and handy. Plenty of shade and plenty of sun, whatever you want. Lots of porta johns and not just in one spot but all over the grounds. The volunteers were friendly and helpful. Was that you parked on the north side of the strip near the east end Rob? I was the yellow stinson that did two go-arounds. Just as I got in the pattern a cherokee took off to the west so I assumed they were landing that direction. They waved me off and it took two tries landing to the east. It was tough to see the uphill grade from the air. They never mentioned on the radio that they were landing to the east and departing to the west till after the wave off.
My wife loved it and wants to arrive earlier next year.
Thanks for posting it Rob.
Mark

marko wrote:I agree that this one is special. It is very organized and handy. Plenty of shade and plenty of sun, whatever you want. Lots of porta johns and not just in one spot but all over the grounds. The volunteers were friendly and helpful. Was that you parked on the north side of the strip near the east end Rob? I was the yellow stinson that did two go-arounds. Just as I got in the pattern a cherokee took off to the west so I assumed they were landing that direction. They waved me off and it took two tries landing to the east. It was tough to see the uphill grade from the air. They never mentioned on the radio that they were landing to the east and departing to the west till after the wave off.
My wife loved it and wants to arrive earlier next year.
Thanks for posting it Rob.
Mark

Hello Mark, yes that would be me, the only Maule there. You should have come and and said hi. I look forward to meeting you some day.

Cheers...Rob

Hey Rob,

thanks for the hospitality. I enjoyed meeting you and your family - got a kick out of your son too. You were right, this really was a great fly-in and as it turned out a great day for flying

Brent