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I have 600x6 all the way arround. Will be putting 700's on the mains for next summer flying. Will be at Spanish Fork this weekend.
I forgot to mention that at a stait tail convention, Round tail Cessnas would be our honored guests
Tim
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qmdv wrote:skybobb wrote: I like the round tailed 170, as I flew one for 835 hours. My first plane was a Cessna 170, and I learned how to fly in it. Bob
Do not tell Zane but I think the 170 is the best looknig Cessna made.
Plan it now. Strait tail fly in the last weekend of August, 09. at Smiley Creek. I think that is the weekend of Salmon festival in Stanley.
http://www.idahostatesman.com/fishing/story/476779.htmlCamp at Smiley Creek then fly to Stanley for snacks.
Tim
Tim & Flight:
How about a spring time event say- central Utah . The Hutchinson event
might be a good location. I was all set up to go until snow season showed up. We've talked in the past about a straight tail gathering.
I'll be there with my 56 182 . Love that old airplane.
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SixTwoLeemer wrote:Hey Tim, we were supposed to see some photies of your new big tire lift-kit on the lane.........
what gives?
My favorite plane has now become the strait-tail on fatties, now represent!
Ya Tim. Everybody has a digital camera these days. Hell, most cell phones have a camera built in.
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qmdv wrote:skybobb wrote: I like the round tailed 170, as I flew one for 835 hours. My first plane was a Cessna 170, and I learned how to fly in it. Bob
Do not tell Zane but I think the 170 is the best looknig Cessna made.
Plan it now. Strait tail fly in the last weekend of August, 09. at Smiley Creek. I think that is the weekend of Salmon festival in Stanley.
http://www.idahostatesman.com/fishing/story/476779.htmlCamp at Smiley Creek then fly to Stanley for snacks.
Tim
Well, so far I have the weekend off August 8 & 9. So that might work for me. Smiley Creek looks easy for a newbe, you think?
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qmdv wrote:I have 600x6 all the way arround. Will be putting 700's on the mains for next summer flying. Will be at Spanish Fork this weekend.
I forgot to mention that at a stait tail convention, Round tail Cessnas would be our honored guests
Tim
Tim, If you could give Gail S. Halvorson a call while you are in Spanish fork, and just tell him that Bob Bement wanted to say hello. Gail was the Berlin Candy Bomber in the Berlin Airlift. He lives in Spanish Fork. I had the honor of flying he and his wife to Sulphur Creek and Chamberlain Basin in 1999. He is a true gentleman. Bob
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qmdv wrote:If I am not mistaken, Austin flyin is the 22 and 23 of August. That is a must for me.
Tim
I plan on making it to Austin next year, too. Maybe we can get some striaght and round tail Cessna's to go there?? We can all park in our own area!
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Fri Oct 24, 2008 10:13 am
talk about segregation!!! First its the Maules then SC's now its Ce**na! I gotta find me some friends who will accept me for who I am then we will come and crash your party

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qmdv wrote:My campfire is your campfire.
Does that include the campfire at your place

Just kidding...I knew we were all invited..or is this one of those southern hospitality things

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