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Old October 22nd 05, 04:29 PM
Steven P. McNicoll
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"John Ousterhout" wrote in
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Hey, that's an unfair stereotype. Iowa is much more than corn.

There are soybeans too.


They must be hidden by the corn.


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Old October 22nd 05, 11:27 PM
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Hey, that's an unfair stereotype. Iowa is much more than corn.

There are soybeans too.


They must be hidden by the corn.


And, on that note, a lesser-known fact of little importance:

If you have an engine-out emergency, which field should you choose:
Corn or soybean?

Answer: Corn. Even if it's 9 feet tall, and the beans are only 9
inches tall, you should still choose the corn. The beans are intensely
intertwined, and tightly tangled -- and they will grab at your landing
gear and flip you. The corn might wreck your wings, but they won't
catch your gear.
--
Jay Honeck
Iowa City, IA
Pathfinder N56993
www.AlexisParkInn.com
"Your Aviation Destination"

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Old October 22nd 05, 11:37 PM
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The corn might wreck your wings, but they won't catch your gear.

Sorry, but this sounds painful! ;-)

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Old October 23rd 05, 02:37 AM
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"Jay Honeck" wrote in message
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And, on that note, a lesser-known fact of little importance:

If you have an engine-out emergency, which field should you choose:
Corn or soybean?

Answer: Corn. Even if it's 9 feet tall, and the beans are only 9
inches tall, you should still choose the corn. The beans are intensely
intertwined, and tightly tangled -- and they will grab at your landing
gear and flip you. The corn might wreck your wings, but they won't
catch your gear.


You must of heard this from Roger Clark too. I didn't learn about this or
about snow covered runways during my training in Oklahoma. These are some of
the things I learned at the Wings seminars in Iowa.

-Greg B.


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Old October 23rd 05, 10:26 PM
Jay Honeck
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If you have an engine-out emergency, which field should you choose:
Corn or soybean?

Answer: Corn. Even if it's 9 feet tall, and the beans are only 9
inches tall, you should still choose the corn. The beans are intensely
intertwined, and tightly tangled -- and they will grab at your landing
gear and flip you.


You must of heard this from Roger Clark too.


Yep, that's from Roger. He's one of the good guys inside the FAA.
--
Jay Honeck
Iowa City, IA
Pathfinder N56993
www.AlexisParkInn.com
"Your Aviation Destination"


 




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