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1. 04:56 AM - Saturday AM (N1BZRich@AOL.COM)
2. 05:38 PM - OSH update - Saturday evening (N1BZRich@AOL.COM)
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Only time for a short message this morning. Friday had a steady arrival
of aircraft to the vintage area. Most of the good parking slots near the
Theater in the Woods are taken. I did check the homebuilt, ultralight, and
north forty early yesterday and all three of those areas had aircraft parked
there, but still plenty of room. The big news for yesterday was that the
Lightning guys from Tennessee arrived about 1300 local at Brennand Airport
which is about 10 miles north of OSH in Neenah, WI. Great party there last
night hosted by Tom Hoffman and the others from the Lightning dealership
there. Unfortunately I didn't get any photos, but maybe others did and can
share with the newsletter.
I need to get Mark and Nick to write about their flight up to Wisconsin
yesterday. From what I hear, there may be some humorous moments for them to
relate.
Today looks like a great day - at least at the moment. Afternoon showers
and T-storms are always a possibility this time of year. Got to get to
work.
Blue Skies,
Buz
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| Subject: | OSH update - Saturday evening |
Although we had some afternoon showers, overall the weather today was
good. Major events for today were the mass arrivals for Bonanzas and Cessnas.
There was a bit of a cross wind on the arrival runway (36) but they all
made it down OK. However one homebuilt (looked like an RV from where I was)
ground looped earlier in the day and did some gear damage. The airplane
was hauled away on a trailer.
Saw Greg and Crystal Hobbs (the Arizona Lightning dealer) this afternoon,
then later saw them again when I found where the SYI group was camping.
All seemed to be having a good time, but I was wet and cold from one of the
afternoon showers so didn't stay long enough to sample any of the beverages
that they were busy doing quality testing on. Maybe later.
The north forty is full along the south side of 09/27, and many more
homebuilts have arrived. The warbird area seems to be down on total aircraft,
but there is still one full day to go before the show starts. The
ultralight area is way down on aircraft.
And now the big news - there is a Lightning parked in the homebuilt camping
area. If I am remembering the N number right it belongs to Bill Hubbard.
Bill was the first builder to fly his Lightning to Oshkosh and is the
first to arrive this year. Congrats, Bill. Well done.
Blue Skies,
Buz
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