Scottish visitor to Arizona and Ohio - want to fly!!!

Will be visiting Tuscon last week of March 07 and Ohio
first week of April 07 and would really like to fly
if I can.

I have found the arizona sailplane association website
and hence links to Turf Soaring School and Tucson Gliding
Club.

Struggling a bit on the Ohio side of things. I will
be in Lebanon, Ohio which is roughly between Dayton
and Cincinnati. A trawl of google this afternoon has
only uncovered Adrian Soaring Club for Michigan / NW
Ohio.

I would be really interested to hear of any other clubs
in the Dayton / Cincinnati area. Also whether they
are a year round 7 day a week organisation etc.

Many thanks in advance for any URL posts or advice.

Caesar Creek Soaring Club is one of the largest clubs in the USA and is
right in the Cincinnati Dayton area. It is only 8 miles from Lebanon.
Check out its website for more info.

http://soarccsc.com/index.shtml

We fly all year and guests are always welcome.

Guy Byars





"Valerie Alexander" wrote in
message ...
Will be visiting Tuscon last week of March 07 and Ohio
first week of April 07 and would really like to fly
if I can.

I have found the arizona sailplane association website
and hence links to Turf Soaring School and Tucson Gliding
Club.

Struggling a bit on the Ohio side of things. I will
be in Lebanon, Ohio which is roughly between Dayton
and Cincinnati. A trawl of google this afternoon has
only uncovered Adrian Soaring Club for Michigan / NW
Ohio.

I would be really interested to hear of any other clubs
in the Dayton / Cincinnati area. Also whether they
are a year round 7 day a week organisation etc.

Many thanks in advance for any URL posts or advice.

Valerie:

If you visit Caesar Creek and if you have any interest in
general aviation as well, visit Red Stewart field as well.
It's only a few miles away from the Caesar Creek field and
they rent some great old airplanes from a gorgeous grass
field.

http://www.stewartsaircraft.net/index.htm

It's also a short hop to Dayton, home of the Wright Bros.
and the cradle of aviation. The USAF Museum is there as are
a few nice Wright Bros. exhibits, particularly the
original 1905 Wright B Flyer at Carillon Park.

http://www.carillonpark.org/wrightbrospage.html



Peter D. Brown
Anchorage, Alaska
http://home.gci.net/~pdb/
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/akmtnsoaring/


Guy Byars wrote:

Caesar Creek Soaring Club is one of the largest clubs in the USA and is
right in the Cincinnati Dayton area. It is only 8 miles from Lebanon.
Check out its website for more info.

http://soarccsc.com/index.shtml

We fly all year and guests are always welcome.

Guy Byars


Struggling a bit on the Ohio side of things. I will
be in Lebanon, Ohio which is roughly between Dayton
and Cincinnati. A trawl of google this afternoon has
only uncovered Adrian Soaring Club for Michigan / NW
Ohio.

I would be really interested to hear of any other clubs
in the Dayton / Cincinnati area. Also whether they
are a year round 7 day a week organisation etc.

Many thanks in advance for any URL posts or advice.

--

I was made very welcome at Fun County Soaring

http://www.funcountrysoaring.com

a couple of years ago when on a visit from the UK. About 1hr drive SW from
Cleveland AFAIR.

Here are some photos I took

http://homepage.ntlworld.com/chris_g...ing_at_fcs.htm

Chris



Pete Brown wrote:
Valerie:

If you visit Caesar Creek and if you have any interest in general
aviation as well, visit Red Stewart field as well. It's only a few miles
away from the Caesar Creek field and they rent some great old airplanes
from a gorgeous grass field.

http://www.stewartsaircraft.net/index.htm

It's also a short hop to Dayton, home of the Wright Bros. and the cradle
of aviation. The USAF Museum is there as are a few nice Wright Bros.
exhibits, particularly the original 1905 Wright B Flyer at Carillon Park.

http://www.carillonpark.org/wrightbrospage.html



Peter D. Brown
Anchorage, Alaska
http://home.gci.net/~pdb/
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/akmtnsoaring/


Guy Byars wrote:

Caesar Creek Soaring Club is one of the largest clubs in the USA and
is right in the Cincinnati Dayton area. It is only 8 miles from
Lebanon. Check out its website for more info.

http://soarccsc.com/index.shtml

We fly all year and guests are always welcome.

Guy Byars


Struggling a bit on the Ohio side of things. I will
be in Lebanon, Ohio which is roughly between Dayton
and Cincinnati. A trawl of google this afternoon has
only uncovered Adrian Soaring Club for Michigan / NW
Ohio.

I would be really interested to hear of any other clubs
in the Dayton / Cincinnati area. Also whether they
are a year round 7 day a week organisation etc.

Many thanks in advance for any URL posts or advice.