A little jolly to Norway

[M Jones]

Re: A little jolly to Norway

Congratulations Rob, looks and sounds like a real adventure!

BTW, as of today, I have new brake linings on "Old Blue". She should be ready for your Brodhead flight next week. I put 18 hours on her in five states this past week tooling around the upper Midwest.

[Forrest Barber]

Re: A little jolly to Norway

You made my day as I get caught up on the site.... I will check into all your past posts Rob and see where we stand with info. I just had to do other "things" Taylorcraft is still my life but family & staying afloat comes first... BRODHEAD? had you been there before? Ask me about the "International Towel Toss" contest at Brodhead, been going there since early 80's....

[Robert Lees]

Re: A little jolly to Norway

This'll be my third visit to the Piet 'n' Hatz fly-in, Forrest...I still hope to do the Grassroots one year.

So many places, so little time (and money!)

[Forrest Barber]

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Oh Boy do I know that, I am amazed at the many times you do come to the "colonies".... David Whitaker's Dad , Lou said it so well many eyars ago. So many airplanes, so little time

[1938BF50]

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GRASSROOTS is one of the best kept secrets in the antique airplane world! Brodhead is a flying museum during Grassroots. Make sure to join MAAC before July 31st to attend (as it is a private fly-in)!

[M Jones]

Re: A little jolly to Norway

Rob,

I lost your contact info when my PC recently went down. Haven't had time to get things back yet. Send me a PM letting me know your schedule for Thursday. I'm trying to coordinate work travel to be around then.

Mike