Montblack wrote:

Hey, you're all wet - landof10klakes here - I like water ...just not in
the #%^&* tent!!! BTDT.
Wuss. Getting stuff wet at OSH, inside the tent or outside, is all part
of the experience...right up there with sleeping in the plane for a few
hours in the middle of the night. BTDT two years ago and you know what?
The front seats of a 172SP are pretty comfy. And, if you're Jay and
Mary, part of the experience is having your tent blow away so you get to
walk to the closest store for an upgrade.

I was thinking about checking out camp Scholler, or some other close
private campgrounds, to see what that's like, or just doing the "old"
Wal-Mart parking lot thing. However, if you have space by the Arrow for
me to put up a tent, that would be GREAT!
Gee, between us and the Honecks, I'm sure there'd be room...that assumes
we actually register with our correct tail numbers so you'd be able to
find us. Paul walks to the nearest registration spot, "Hi, I'm looking
for N2104T and N56993"...quizzical look from the registration guy
follows..."I'm sorry sir but I don't have an entry for either one of
those N-numbers". Hmmm, then again, you're probably bring food, beer,
etc. Hey, speaking of which, you'd better start greasing the skids with
the local guys like Ryan W. to get you in.


The 4x8 space in the back of the minivan will be the new Plan: B - which
still isn't a bad option since I do sleep like a rock in the minivan. g
Plus, the extra sound proofing of the minivan is most likely a
plus...no, not for you my friend, for those who may be nearby.


--
Jack Allison
PP-ASEL-IA Student
Arrow N2104T

"When once you have tasted flight, you will forever walk the Earth
with your eyes turned skyward, for there you have been, and there
you will always long to return"
- Leonardo Da Vinci

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