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Upcoming flight: EAA240’s Pancake Breakfast – and RV Fly-In N57
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Upcoming flight. Just the thought of warmer weather is making me feel good!
Below is some detail on the event. Note: The dates on the website and poster are from last year and have not been updated. I was notified of 2010 date via email.
Saturday, May 15, 2010 — Toughkenamon, PA. EAA240’s Increasingly Famous Pancake Breakfast – RV Fly-In (Website). New Garden Flying Field. (N57) – All-You-Can-Eat Pancake Breakfast for just $6. Join local aviators, RV enthusiasts and hungry locals supporting general aviation for the best breakfast in the region! We dedicate our first event of the new year to RV fliers, and other Breakfasts have similar themes and focus. New Garden Flying Field is a unique grass-roots airport, near the PA and DE state line, in Chester County. Young Eagles flights are available. See our web site for details.
Contact: Mike Parry @ 302 234 9596, email
Website address:
http://www.eaa240.org/?p=704
http://www.eaa240.org/?page_id=409
One seat open in our plane (unless my wife comes along) Click here to RSVP for on my site (if you would like to join our group)
Flight to Ocean City MD
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Ocean City MD
One of the most common questions I am asked as a pilot is “what is the furthest place you have flown to?” If you are a pilot you know what I mean and after being a pilot for 9 years you would think I would have some really cool answer but actually I didn’t. During the years I had made a few flights to locations such as Nashua NH, Manassas VA, and Providence RI with other pilots but since they did the flight planning and most of the flying I considered myself more of a passenger than a crew member. Read More→
Knocking off the rust
Posted by: | CommentsI haven’t flown an airplane since being laid off from my job of 9 years in early May. So I finally decided to get back up in the air. Maybe flying would dispel my “I don’t have a job” funk.
The plan was to depart from Morristown KMMU and make the short trip to Alexandra Field N85 for some landings and then play it by ear. The weather in the northeast has been a bit unsettled to say the least, so when I woke up Sunday morning to rain I wasn’t surprised. Hoping that the weather would improve I moved my reservation to later in the afternoon. Read More→
Our flight to Block Island RI
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After hearing about Bolck Island from my flying buddy’s for the longest time I decided to check it out; so on Thursday 9/18/2008 we flew our Cessna 172N N3054E to Block Island Rhode Island.
A little about Block Island: (Block Island Tourism Council)
Block Island has long been a haven for residents and visitors who have found here a quality of life that recalls the pleasures of a life that is simpler, slower, and somehow, more carefree. It’s no wonder that the Nature Conservancy has designated Block Island “One of the 12 last great places in the Western Hemisphere.” Read More→
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