That's a prudent way to fly a tail-dragger, IMHO. The man knew his
limitations, and thus they were forced to spend another night soaking in
the Red Baron Suite's hot tub.

Boy......I thought I read that Innkeeper's Guide from cover to cover, but
I missed the part about starting a snow storm to get those rack cards
changed from check outs to stayovers!!!!!
:-)))))))))))))))))))

Unfortunately, for the most part, winter weather works against us rather
than for us. An amazing number of pilots close their hangar doors at the
first snow, and don't open them again until spring.

Personally, I think the best flying is to be done in winter, so I don't get
it -- but to each, his own, I guess.
--
Jay Honeck
Iowa City, IA
Pathfinder N56993
www.AlexisParkInn.com
"Your Aviation Destination"