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Jer wrote :
Of course,
this delayed flying out of Sulphur Creek Ranch (where we based)
until after 10:30 AM... because it took that long for the sun to
shine that deep into the valley. :-)

I know that feeling. At Johnson creek, I leave my plane parked on
the west
side of the ruway, so the sun will hit it as soon as it clears the
canyon. Frosty
mornings are common there even in July and August.

Any word on whether or not Sulphur Creek will be open this year?

Last year they got new owners closed the strip to fly-in breakfast
traffic.

John Galban=====N4BQ (PA28-180)


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JGalban
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JGalban wrote:

Any word on whether or not Sulphur Creek will be open this year?

Last year they got new owners closed the strip to fly-in breakfast
traffic.

Rumor has it that the new owners are going to open for breakfast. I
suspect there will be a lot of info out on the Idaho Aviation
Association's (IAA) web site if/when this happens:

http://www.FlyIdaho.org (IAA)

I am a member of IAA, and I live in Colorado, but enjoy visiting
Idaho!

Best regards,

Jer/ "Flight instruction and mountain flying are my vocations!"
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