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On 24 Feb 2006 14:14:25 -0800, "Jay Honeck"
wrote: I began flying in the days when FSS were scattered all across the country. I've heard that there were Flight Service Stations at virtually every medium-or-better-sized airport in America at one time. True? I know Iowa City had one. Back in 1969, there was even one at Bryce Canyon. In a trailer next to the big old barn hangar. I know because I flew into there with clenched cheeks from a case of food poisoning I'd given myself by eating a 3-day old roast beef sandwich at Kanab. The faxt I'd made a bad mistake hit me as I was passing Zion Canyon on my way from St. George. I spent about two hours in their john. Those guys were saints. (That's a joke for Mr. Campbell.) Don |
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