OT -- Kill Bill

"Judah" wrote in message
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Ahhh, perfectly good explanation... And while it was none of my damned
business, I really was curious! \

We vacationed in Wildwood twice this summer... Were you based out of
Woodbine? And you were getting paid? I thought I had heard that the guy
at Woodbine had people towing banners for nothing more than the hours...
Maybe that's the guy at Allaire...

I love that shoreline, tho... By air, land, and sea!


Nah, we had our own strip just north of WWD, and yeah, I even got paid for
it (better have, the shore is a nice place to visit, but an expensive place
to live!)

You probibly saw me, some of the more memorable ones I towed were
Tastykakes, Sands Casino or the Miller Lite billboards. Those were just the
more prominant ones.

It IS a fun place though.

--
Mike O'Malley

I'm almost certain I would have seen you... I think I know the Tastykakes
and Miller Lite banners. I don't recall the Sands Casino banner. Frankly, I
spent more time watching the planes than the banners!

Were you flying the little white and red low wing? Or the plane that looked
like a cross between a piper cub and a C152?

Come to think of it, what are those planes? There's a third one that I
can't think of at the moment - but he wasn't always around...



"Mike" wrote in
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Nah, we had our own strip just north of WWD, and yeah, I even got paid
for it (better have, the shore is a nice place to visit, but an
expensive place to live!)

You probibly saw me, some of the more memorable ones I towed were
Tastykakes, Sands Casino or the Miller Lite billboards. Those were
just the more prominant ones.

It IS a fun place though.

--
Mike O'Malley

"Judah" wrote in message
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I'm almost certain I would have seen you... I think I know the Tastykakes
and Miller Lite banners. I don't recall the Sands Casino banner. Frankly,
I
spent more time watching the planes than the banners!


Hey, it works! People DO remember us! The Sands Casino flew only July 4th
weekend. It was a shame, it was one of our best looking ones (and lightest
towing).

Were you flying the little white and red low wing? Or the plane that
looked
like a cross between a piper cub and a C152?


The red and white low wing was a Pawnee from Ocean City. We flew the ugly
duct-tape colored ones with no cowlings. Cubs, Super Cubs, and Super
Cruisers. You're probibly thinking of the one that "looks like a cross
between a Cub and a C152" I flew the PA12 with the red tail.

Come to think of it, what are those planes? There's a third one that I
can't think of at the moment - but he wasn't always around...


The ones that I remember were our Cubs and PA12's, a handfull of Pawnees and
Super Cubs, a couple of Skyhawks and 3 Citabrias. I think thats just about
all of 'em between Cape May and Asbury Park.

--
Mike O'Malley