Pinckneyville 2006 pics

"Stella Starr" wrote:

We missed you, dear.
But we ate your barbecue!

I new I could depend on my buddies to take care of business for me.

See you next year!

--
Dan
C172RG at BFM

("Dylan Smith" wrote)
Well, I made it to the Pincnkeyville rec.aviation.* get-together this
year. Once again, Mary's cooking was excellent, lasagne to die for,
lashings of good BBQ etc.

Photos are at:
http://www.alioth.net/pics/Pinckneyville-2006/Pinckneyville-2006.html


http://www.alioth.net/pics/Pinckneyville-2006/Pinckneyville-2006.html
I can't tell from the photo if you're driving down the right side, or the
left side, of the paractice area. g


Paul

In a previous article, said:
Photos are at:
http://www.alioth.net/pics/Pinckneyv...ille-2006.html

I've put some photos of my own at
http://xcski.com/gallery/v/paulart/pinckneyville2006/



--
Paul Tomblin http://xcski.com/blogs/pt/
Once we've got the bugs ironed out, we'll be running on flat bugs

("Paul Tomblin" wrote)
I've put some photos of my own at
http://xcski.com/gallery/v/paulart/pinckneyville2006/


Nice pics.

One small nit: Both planes are "Ercoupes."
1947 415-C/D
1946 415-C.

http://www.ercoupe.org/ercoupers_faq.htm
"What are the different models?"
(Scroll down to the table)


Montblack

In a previous article, "Montblack" said:
("Paul Tomblin" wrote)
I've put some photos of my own at
http://xcski.com/gallery/v/paulart/pinckneyville2006/


Nice pics.

Thanks.

One small nit: Both planes are "Ercoupes."
1947 415-C/D
1946 415-C.

http://www.ercoupe.org/ercoupers_faq.htm
"What are the different models?"

I never knew that. I thought they'd always been Aircoupes.


--
Paul Tomblin http://xcski.com/blogs/pt/
Every nonzero finite dimensional inner product space has an orthonormal basis.

It makes sense, when you don't think about it.

("Paul Tomblin" wrote)
http://www.ercoupe.org/ercoupers_faq.htm
"What are the different models?"

I never knew that. I thought they'd always been Aircoupes.


http://www.ercoupe.net/PhotoAlbum.html
Here's a good photo site of many Ercoupes ...and Aircoupes. They're listed
by N-Number.

1939-1941 ...They'll be Ercoupes ...A-B.
1946-1950 ...They'll be Ercoupes ...C, D, CD, E, E/G
1958-1968 ...They'll be Aircoupes.
1969-1970 ...They were Mooney ....M-10 Cadets.

Some M-10 Cadets received (a single) classic Mooney straight tail. The
Horror! The Horror!

[http://www.ercoupe.net/PhotoAlbum.html worked best (for me) in M$ IE 6.0.
The N-Number planes I'd already seen didn't stay highlighted in Firefox. The
"upgraded" Firefox (1.05.03) fixed that issue, and now works fine with this
site.]


Montblack

In article , Dylan Smith wrote:
Well, I made it to the Pincnkeyville rec.aviation.* get-together this
year.

A fun time was had by all, even if we missed half the party.

It was great to finally meet you. Guess I'll have to finally forgive
you for this:
http://groups.google.com/group/rec.a...aaceb2c63006a8


Morris