The senile dementia must be striking again---I can't find any info on the fly outs ( the particulars).
The senile dementia must be striking again---I can't find any info on the fly outs ( the particulars).
Marine Corps Aviation since 1966
Tom, when you go to the registration link (http://www.supercub.org/NewHolstein/) it is right there under fly out guide.
But here it is for your convenience! http://www.supercub.org/NewHolstein/2012flyouts.pdf
sj
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Attention Campers
If you are reasonably certain (weather permitting, of course) that you will make one, or more of the flyout lunches PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE take the Survey....we need an accurate head count by this Friday the 13th. Especially for Iola (Central County Flyers 68C) since we will be treated to grilled to order NY Strip Steaks!
We have some fun things planned again this year at NH....see you soon!!
Lou
Must be me, but I don't see any survey. Lou, add me will you
Ok Tim.
Working on making it easier to find for you old guys.....
Lou
After watching the gaggle of J-3 at Lock Haven I realized that that was the safest gaggle to be in. None of them have the speed advantage over each other to achieve ramming speed. and they are all low enough that no body can get underneath you.Originally Posted by Steve Pierce
John, Go have your head examined immediately for even considering flying into OSH with a gaggle of J3s you have never flown with.
Got it Steve---------------------Many thanks
Marine Corps Aviation since 1966
Tim,
This was the link I got: http://www.surveymonkey.com/s/2012flyout
See you in a few days!
"When once you have tasted flight, you will forever walk the earth with your eyes turned skyward, for there you have been, and there you will always long to return."
Me and The Donald will be shipping some camping gear to New Holstein. What is the correct address to ship to? Airport address?
Charles Aaron
Hopefully you're shipping a margarita machine, Charlie.
Anne.
Baloney is still baloney, no matter how thin you slice it.
I think they are shipping Becky to NH
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No margarita machine, but I can bring a big bottle of Tequila.
Charles Aaron
Charlie, since the airport is not always attended, we usually ship to MT Glass. For example...
Charles Aaron - SuperCub Fly In
% MT Glass
2122 Wisconsin Avenue
New Holstein, WI 53061
(920) 898-9030
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Thanks SJ. You want me to bring the Tequila?
Charles Aaron
Wait a minute!!! True North and The Donald together in the same location? Will NH be safe?
I have my own personal chauffeur!I think they are shipping Becky to NH
"When once you have tasted flight, you will forever walk the earth with your eyes turned skyward, for there you have been, and there you will always long to return."
Correction Charlie...We will be there Wednesday!!!No margarita machine, but I can bring a big bottle of Tequila.
"When once you have tasted flight, you will forever walk the earth with your eyes turned skyward, for there you have been, and there you will always long to return."
well there goes a good rumor that they are one and the same person...Wait a minute!!! True North and The Donald together in the same location? Will NH be safe?
"Illegitimis non carborundum"
Mush, I have no idea what your talking aboutWait a minute!!! True North and The Donald together in the same location? Will NH be safe?Do you Daddy(aka The Donald)?
"When once you have tasted flight, you will forever walk the earth with your eyes turned skyward, for there you have been, and there you will always long to return."
Not to change the subject away from Becky, margarita machines, and tequila......
I've been sitting in my office for a good part of the afternoon planning my route to NH from Central NC in my J-3 (only 12 gallon nose tank!) and am considering the Chicago VFR corridor. Right now I plan on stopping at Gary Regional (KGYY) or Merriville-Griffith (05C) for gas, then flying up the coast until just south of the Waukegan class D, and then heading west towards Grand Geneva (C02). I'll stop there and then head to Hartford and then to NH- which will keep me form interfering with Milwaukee Class C and the Kenosha\Waukesha\Timmerman Class D airspace as advised in the Airventure notam.
Anyone with previous experience doing this in a slow, non-electrical system A/C have any advice? Or am I just better off taking the south and west route around the class B this time of year?
I'll be leaving on Sat, July 21st and hope to make it to NH by Sunday evening.
Tim Farris
Chapel Hill, NC
1940 J3F-50 with C-85/O-200 Stoker
C65 is a good spot to overnight if you can make it there. Hotel, Courtesy car, and nearby food. Grass you can land on.
Hobart is another option for fuel, CALL first though. Its pretty interesting.....
Go for the VFR corridor and stay low. Take something that floats with you.
C56 is another good stop just south of Chicago.
Last edited by behindpropellers; 07-12-2012 at 03:58 PM.
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Hey folks! The registrations are really rolling in! New Holstein Founders, Famous Storytellers, Infamous Pilots, Master Mechanics, Purveyors of Hot Sauce, you name 'em they are coming!
Get your registration in soon, please!
sj
"Often Mistaken, but Never in Doubt"
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I thought Alabama was supposed to hook up with me to head north. Now I see why my phone hasn't rang
Lance
Becky, I think it is because we think alike. Wow! ,that scared ME!
Evan will have to keep you company, I wonder if Becky will be safe with the Flash? I guess Donald is Ok with this?I thought Alabama was supposed to hook up with me to head north. Now I see why my phone hasn't rang
Lance
I can sure see it pays to keep up with some of these posts so a man can defend himself!
There is sports TFRs Cubs soxs on lake line check game times
Weather permitting, I'm planning on going north, following the shoreline of the UP over Washington Island & on to NH. Leaving Monday morning.
If I leave Sunday, I'll go south around Chicago & stop at Poplar Grove to say hi.
Anne.
Baloney is still baloney, no matter how thin you slice it.
You know its getting close....
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BOTTLE ROCKETS.?
We get Bottle Rockets this year???
No, but an excellent guess otherwise, Joe.
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I think those are the little flags that mark off the parking spaces.
Charles Aaron
We have a winner! The prize? You get to push them into the ground on Sunday!
sj
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So do we park between them, with a flag under each wing? I want Tom to think I know what I'm doing
And you throw the little spike on the measuring tape but try not to throw it through the side of your airplane.
Got a new hopefully weatherproof family tent today. Should be their on Monday.
Steve Pierce
"When everything seems to be going against you, remember that the airplane takes off against the wind, not with it."
Henry Ford
Tim, just wave a white flag out the window, somebody will be over to help you park.... Same as the last seven years or so... park in the box made by the flags That is your box and should encompass everything including your tail, your tent, etc
sj
"Often Mistaken, but Never in Doubt"
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nice!
3_Circus_Tent_8x12.jpg
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Forgive me in advance. I am only following Tim.
Tom Ford
Wow, I want that tent until the wind blows. Since we have become so experienced with New Holstein wind and rain and bought an appropriate tent I predict no adverse weather this year.
Last edited by Steve Pierce; 07-15-2012 at 09:24 PM.
Steve Pierce
"When everything seems to be going against you, remember that the airplane takes off against the wind, not with it."
Henry Ford
Nice. It even has a narthex.
sj
"Often Mistaken, but Never in Doubt"
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