Oshkosh gate admission on Sunday 24th?

I believe there is a welcome wagon that does transport from plane parking to
camping.

I personally have transported people many times even out into the country
side but it only happens by co-incidence.

Did you wave and ask for help? The volunteers are friendly and like to help
people. My entire group is a service group and does stop and help if
possible.

--
Cy Galley - Chair,
Air Emergency Aircraft Repair
A Service Project of Chapter 75
EAA Safety Programs Editor - TC
EAA Sport Pilot



"Ed Sullivan" wrote in message
...
On Sat, 02 Jul 2005 01:33:27 GMT, "Cy Galley"
wrote:

It isn't the oldsters on bikes that would be the problem. It is the
controlled, unsupervised children.

Ever see a "gator" do a wheelie? I have in the hands of a teenager that
was
supposed to be working. They do supply trams that one can ride from one
end
to the other.

Another solution is to volunteer in a job that uses motorbikes or gators.


The last time I was at Osh we were packing a ton of camping gear from
the show camping area to the North 40 where our other aircraft was
parked and repeatedly got run off the sidewalk by jerks in carts who
were carrying nothing and cared less.
Last time for me.

Ed Sullivan

Did you wave and ask for help? The volunteers are friendly and like to
help
people. My entire group is a service group and does stop and help if
possible.

Cy Galley - Chair,
Air Emergency Aircraft Repair
A Service Project of Chapter 75
EAA Safety Programs Editor - TC
EAA Sport Pilot

I have to second Cy, from time to time I have taken out an Gator and if I
seen someone in need of help
I and the rest of the team would help them out. just flag us down and we
will help
you out. I have taken dozens of people to different places of the convention
at all times of the day and night.


Dave J. Zera
Co-Chairman
Safety/Flight line

I have to second Cy, from time to time I have taken out an Gator and if I
seen someone in need of help
I and the rest of the team would help them out. just flag us down and we
will help
you out. I have taken dozens of people to different places of the convention
at all times of the day and night.


What is a gator?

"Cy Galley" wrote
..

Did you wave and ask for help? The volunteers are friendly and like to
help
people. My entire group is a service group and does stop and help if
possible.

Right. All people have to do to get help transporting stuff, is to ask the
guys that helped park you, to radio for a welcome wagon. Sometimes it take
5 or 10 minutes, if all are busy, but they will be glad to get you where you
are going.
--
Jim in NC