I’d
love to host a fly-in someday, but the reality is that it’s not really
practical given the distance from the majority of the rotary builders. However
if any ever do venture this far north, my door is always open. We are on the
flight path to Alaska for many traveling from the western states. So if any of
you have thoughts of an Alaskan visit be sure to stop in. Previous to buying
this property, we were very close to buying another about a mile away, which
has a riverfront field with room for a 1300’ runway, but then they decided not
to sell. Too bad as I really did have dreams of hosting a fly-in there.
Probably just as well, surely I would have lost a few guests to the
mosquitoes.
Apologies
for all the non-rotary stuff.
Todd
Bartrim
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From: Rotary
motors in aircraft [mailto:flyrotary@lancaironline.net]On Behalf Of dlomheim@aol.com
Sent: Thursday, May 15, 2008 7:54
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To: Rotary motors in
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Subject: [FlyRotary]
Todd's P-38
Todd:
You should
consider organizing a Rotary fly-in up your way someday; and on
day two when we're all talked out on 13/20B's, we could go out and spend
a day helping you with your archeological "dig". Most of us
are WW II nut cases and would love the chance to help unearth some WW II a/c
parts... :)
Doug
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