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    I can't say enough thanks to Terry, Jed, Darius, and everyone who pitched in to help out for this great event. It was nice to finally meet Jed in person and tell him what a great place he has. We had a great time, and those of us in our Non-Taylorcraft flying machines were happy we could share in all the Taylorcraft fun! There was even talk of combining the Taylorcraft and Cessna 140 fly-ins in the future. Why not? We all fly beautiful classic machines with the little wheel on the right end of the plane!!

    Anyway, my contribution to the event was photography. I got some cool photos of the flour bombs being dropped.

    Hope you enjoy. Instead of waiting until next year, come out and join us for our fly-in in June. Same great place.

    You can see the full set by clicking here.















    Last edited by Flynlow; 04-14-2013, 07:58.
    Jack Fleetwood
    1946 Cessna 140
    http://flynlow.blogspot.com/

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    Jack Fleetwood
    1946 Cessna 140
    http://flynlow.blogspot.com/

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      Jack Fleetwood
      1946 Cessna 140
      http://flynlow.blogspot.com/

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        The End! See you next time.
        Jack Fleetwood
        1946 Cessna 140
        http://flynlow.blogspot.com/

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          Thanks for the pictures. Looks like a great place for a fly in.
          L Fries
          N96718
          TF#110

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            96043 looks to have tired bungees and a Bent port landing gear strut. Careful!

            Ted G.

            Taylorcraft 95178
            Ted G.
            Taylorcraft 95178
            Monocoupe 19423

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              Jack thank you for the grate photos wish i could have made it but it was annual time. Finished it today maybe next year.
              Last edited by cvavon; 04-14-2013, 16:46.
              1940 BLT/BC65 N26658 SER#2000

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                Thanks for the nice comments.
                Jack Fleetwood
                1946 Cessna 140
                http://flynlow.blogspot.com/

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                  Really nice pictures!
                  Buell Powell TF#476
                  1941 BC12-65 NC29748
                  1946 Fairchild 24 NC81330

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                    Jack... I just got home and the guys were already texting me to let me know about your postings. Thanks for your wonderful photos. We appreciate your very nice contribution to the fly-in. I got some photos with my phone but none as nice as these. We are happy to share this time with you guys with 120/140s. I wish you could have stayed the night last nite. The balloon group invited us over to their campsite and they projected a movie on a big screen fastened to the side of their RV. The film was the classic... Dr. Strangelove. A great cap-off to a wonderful day. Good people... good times.
                    Terry Bowden, formerly TF # 351
                    CERTIFIED AERONAUTICAL PRODUCTS, LLC
                    Consultant D.E.R. Powerplant inst'l & Engines
                    Vintage D.E.R. Structures, Electrical, & Mechanical Systems
                    BC12D, s/n 7898, N95598
                    weblog: Barnstmr's Random Aeronautics
                    [email protected]

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                      Here's a few I took with my cell phone.




                      Richard King's pretty 1945 BC12-65




                      Mark Julicher, Neil Palmquist, and Mike Rice enjoying S'mores by the campfire...
                      Friday Night Campfire Cookout, Live Music, and S'mores sponsored by CERTIFIED AERONAUTICAL PRODUCTS.
                      Last edited by barnstmr; 04-15-2013, 09:51.
                      Terry Bowden, formerly TF # 351
                      CERTIFIED AERONAUTICAL PRODUCTS, LLC
                      Consultant D.E.R. Powerplant inst'l & Engines
                      Vintage D.E.R. Structures, Electrical, & Mechanical Systems
                      BC12D, s/n 7898, N95598
                      weblog: Barnstmr's Random Aeronautics
                      [email protected]

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                        Terry Bowden, formerly TF # 351
                        CERTIFIED AERONAUTICAL PRODUCTS, LLC
                        Consultant D.E.R. Powerplant inst'l & Engines
                        Vintage D.E.R. Structures, Electrical, & Mechanical Systems
                        BC12D, s/n 7898, N95598
                        weblog: Barnstmr's Random Aeronautics
                        [email protected]

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                          Thanks for the kind words. I never get a chance to help on anything else because I'm afraid I'll miss a photo. Helping to document the event is the least I can do. I can't wait to see Doug's photos too.

                          I should have stayed. I was just exhausted from running up and down the runway so much. I wasn't worth much today!

                          I really like your shot of the balloon over the fire. Your photos remind me I've got to remember to get pics of people and other events besides the planes... Next time!

                          As always, tell the guys if they want one of my photos to print, don't just copy it from the Internet, I have to reduce the size to 1/4 of the original to post it. Have them email me and I will send them a full size copy for free. This is a hobby for me, not a job. When someone likes one of my photos, especially when they posed for it, it puts a big smile on my face.

                          Thanks again to you, all of the volunteers, and the pilots. I wouldn't have changed a thing!

                          Originally posted by barnstmr View Post
                          Jack... I just got home and the guys were already texting me to let me know about your postings. Thanks for your wonderful photos. We appreciate your very nice contribution to the fly-in. I got some photos with my phone but none as nice as these. We are happy to share this time with you guys with 120/140s. I wish you could have stayed the night last nite. The balloon group invited us over to their campsite and they projected a movie on a big screen fastened to the side of their RV. The film was the classic... Dr. Strangelove. A great cap-off to a wonderful day. Good people... good times.
                          Jack Fleetwood
                          1946 Cessna 140
                          http://flynlow.blogspot.com/

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                            Thank you Jack for the great photos. I brought my camera w/o battery and subsequently did not take a single photo...

                            I was flying Doc Heckers' Red and Black N43306. He was gracious enough to lend it to me to attend the fly-in and I loved every minute.

                            If you would send me your favorite photo of N43306, I will make sure it gets a prominent display on Docs website http://assenddragonaviation.com

                            It is a lot of fun to get close to the planes while flying and your picture taking skills far exceed anything I would have been able to do. Thanks again for sharing.
                            Mike Rice
                            Aerolearn
                            Online Aircraft Maintenance Courses
                            BC12D N95910 Tale Dragon
                            TF #855

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                              I forgot my battery charger and was worried, but it held out! That's always scary.

                              I like the second photo down at the top of the page. The plane looks right at home in front of the old building.

                              Thank you, I'm glad you enjoyed them.

                              Send me a reminder email at jackfleetwood(at)yahoo.com if you get a chance.


                              Originally posted by mikerice View Post
                              Thank you Jack for the great photos. I brought my camera w/o battery and subsequently did not take a single photo...

                              I was flying Doc Heckers' Red and Black N43306. He was gracious enough to lend it to me to attend the fly-in and I loved every minute.

                              If you would send me your favorite photo of N43306, I will make sure it gets a prominent display on Docs website http://assenddragonaviation.com

                              It is a lot of fun to get close to the planes while flying and your picture taking skills far exceed anything I would have been able to do. Thanks again for sharing.
                              Jack Fleetwood
                              1946 Cessna 140
                              http://flynlow.blogspot.com/

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