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July 24, 2009 - Mike Clifton and Patrick Kelley flew on the 23rd to KOSH in beautiful weather, managing to beat the mountain monsoon by leaving at 5AM and only running into showers about 100 miles out of Oshkosh. The showers were easy to dodge and by the time we got to the field we were in sunlight and got to see a beautiful sunset as we tied down Mike's Maule M7. | July 24, 2009 - Mike Clifton and Patrick Kelley flew on the 23rd to KOSH in beautiful weather, managing to beat the mountain monsoon by leaving at 5AM and only running into showers about 100 miles out of Oshkosh. The showers were easy to dodge and by the time we got to the field we were in sunlight and got to see a beautiful sunset as we tied down Mike's Maule M7. | ||
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We're here to help man the Copperstate booth but we are also helping John Seibold host a BBQ for our Air Academy students. Yep, these are the kids we sent, with the help of John and Valle Airport. I'll be posting pictures of the event and Oshkosh during the week. | We're here to help man the Copperstate booth but we are also helping John Seibold host a BBQ for our Air Academy students. Yep, these are the kids we sent, with the help of John and Valle Airport. I'll be posting pictures of the event and Oshkosh during the week. | ||
Revision as of 11:47, 24 July 2009
July 24, 2009 - Mike Clifton and Patrick Kelley flew on the 23rd to KOSH in beautiful weather, managing to beat the mountain monsoon by leaving at 5AM and only running into showers about 100 miles out of Oshkosh. The showers were easy to dodge and by the time we got to the field we were in sunlight and got to see a beautiful sunset as we tied down Mike's Maule M7.
We're here to help man the Copperstate booth but we are also helping John Seibold host a BBQ for our Air Academy students. Yep, these are the kids we sent, with the help of John and Valle Airport. I'll be posting pictures of the event and Oshkosh during the week.
