
Posted by Chuck Z
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on 6/24/2012, 10:49 am, in reply to "Welcome Geof Cline and Rick Harrington and a GREAT day"
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Hope to see Mark's Brokenstraw adventure story here. It was a wonderful soaring day with cloudbase at 5,500 - 6,000 ft in the DSV area. Very clear, no haze and a good day to take pictures. Wondered why I was getting to distant Cu lower than expected. Discovered after 5 hours that my landing gear was extended the whole time. I don't hear the higher pitched sounds of whistling like the extended gear so I didn't notice. I usually retract the gear right after tow release. Another thing to add to the check list. Still it was very pleasant 5 hrs and I got some good pictures of Hemlock and Canadice Lakes.
--Previous Message--
: Geoff Cline, who flew with dad Doug, and who
: should show up at the field wandering around
: like a lost soul but RICK HARRINGTON!
: Surprised us he did at the end of the day.
:
: So much happened that it wont all go in the
: headline!
:
: CONGRATS TO MARK WASSERBAUER, who endured
: the wait for a tow plane (4 hours?) to
: return the boomerang home. You can expect B
: Straw to send a Briggand soon to reclaim it,
: so sharpen your shops!
:
: Cline, Zabinski, Bradley, Jake, it seemed
: like verybody flew today. Linda even. What
: a great kick off for soarfest!
:
: RUSKAUFF IS GETTIN CLOSE TO SOLO, and will
: joint the ranks any day now!
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