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New Holstein 2021 Recap

sj

Staff member
Northwest Arkansas
A great group of folks attended the 2021 New Holstein Fly In, and as Steve Lewis would say, "We had a large time". We have so many people to thank!

Randy Corfman and his team who flawlessly executed 106 Young Eagle flights for a New Holstein record, as well as organized and managed the STOL demo and flour drop contests! These Young Eagle flights are ONE kid at a time so that means 106 flights! Thank you Randy for all you do!
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Steve Lewis and Jeff Russell put together another great year of fly outs. The Klessig Farm flyout was graced with excellent weather (although it did not start out that way) and a great group of folks flying in.
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Paul and Dana Osmanski, Ron Sitzman, Perry Welch, and a host of others provided a ton of infrastructure support.

We were blessed with largely good weather, and only high winds one night at one in the morning blowing stuff around.
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One of the highlights of the week was flying to Kelly Country Creamery for ice cream. This involves landing in their 1000' alfalfa field. I think we went there four nights in a row!
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At the one Laura and I flew out to, Dr. Randy put about 100 kids behind the stick of his airplane! It was like a summer Santa routine!
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There were some mosquitos around, but we got to have a campfire or two anyway.
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We had a couple food snafus, and I greatly appreciate everyone's patience and not quite full stomachs!

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I was told it was smoke from forest fires to the north that provided the stunning sunrises that greeted us each morning.


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Thanks to everyone who came, and everyone who helped make it another great New Holstein fly in!

sj
 

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Great times. Steve, I can't thank you and your website enough for the new friends, fellowship, fun, laughs, advise and help this group has given me. I will be forever in your debt. The icecream was the best you will ever taste in the middle of nowhere.

Supercub.org is the soul of GA.

Till next time,

Moburg



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My biggest mistake was leaving Sunday for Oshkosh, New Holstein was way better! Lol. Thanks to all who did the heavy lifting allowing us to enjoy this gathering.
 
A huge thanks to SJ and Laura for hosting another fantastic event. I have been there most years since 2005 and it was one of the best. Thanks also to Doc Randy and his crew that coordinated a record Young Eagles event, a great STOL exhibit, and a fun flour drop event. One last thanks to the folks of New Holstein that warmly welcome us back year after year.

Here are a few pics from the Klessig farm Fly-out on Saturday. Thanks to Robert, Kathleen, Karl, and Liz Klessig for again welcoming us to their dairy farm. This was our fifth time there and it never gets old. They are absolutely some of the best folks you will ever come across.

Robert Klessig's wife Kathleen and daughter Emma.
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Our good friend Eddie Doyle and, always in character, Jim "Big Deal" Dickerson.
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Robert's good friend from North Dakota on the left (name??) with Joe and Sandy Olthafer.
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Supercub.org gynecologist Doc Randy and his beautiful wife Julie.
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Robert Klessig, SJ, and yours truly receiving my Cowpie and certificate of appreciation.
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For those of us who could not make it, we sure appreciate the photos and commentary. Thank you.......and of course thanks to Steve and Laura.

THANK YOU, THANK YOU, THANK YOU !!!


​Bill
 
Did anyone happen to get an aerial shot of the planes in the pasture at the Klessig farm fly out? Robert would like a copy if someone has one.

Thank

Jeff


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Launcher Randy sending Rick Ness off the line.
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Jim Crane about to launch
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Doc Randy and his helpers
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About to eat some great food in a barn built in 1860

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These are awesome photos, thanks, Jeff.

With regard to launching pilots at the STOL exhibition...it was an honor and privilege to salute each and every one of these people. I have written before that there is something magical that happens in those cockpits when the Shooter salutes the aviator and gives them the OK to launch. Very magical. The view from the Shooter's perspective is worth a million bucks.

Many thanks to each of those who flew and to each and every one of the ground crew who helped set up the course and who served during the event to help keep it a safe and fun event. You people know who you are, and you know that this could not happen without you.

The photo of the Shooter launching the aircraft will be one that will be sitting in this old man's nursing home someday, and will bring a certain twinkle to his eyes.

Thank you!

Randy the Shooter
 
Our very own Doc Randy pondering the meaning of life

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On one of the fun evening flyouts to Kelly's Creamery.

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Campfire BS session

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I think the pressure in the Bushwheels may be a bit on the low side.

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We were treated to some spectacular weather for the Washington Island Flyout

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Part of the group at lunch on Washington Island

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As others have said......"I used to think it was about the airplanes. Now I realize it's about the people."

Eddie Doyle and Sam Rodgers

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"With regard to launching pilots at the STOL exhibition...it was an honor and privilege to salute each and every one of these people. I have written before that there is something magical that happens in those cockpits when the Shooter salutes the aviator and gives them the OK to launch. Very magical. The view from the Shooter's perspective is worth a million bucks."

Doc,
Since I have never met you I have to ask if you learned your skills on an aircraft carrier. You have the "shooter stance" that I have seen several times. What's your background, if you don't mind sharing.
Willy
 
A Big Step for New Holstein

Many of you know the history of the Tecumseh factory in New Holstein, how they used to test lawn mowers at the airport, etc. Tecumseh closed many years ago and this is a pretty important next step for the community. Some of our members have visited the old site and even counseled the city on how to proceed.


https://www.iwantthenews.com/news/t...cle_0d81774c-f656-11eb-a854-53bfb8c97528.html



sj
 
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Kids will be kids...........


Skipping rocks at Schoolhouse Beach on Washington Island

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