Oshkosh in Winter...

Jim just wants to be closer to the parties.
There is one every night in one of the dorms or another.
Why eat when you can drink!

Well, that's pretty much the way it is at our campsite, too!

:-)

It's funny -- Mary and I realized a few years ago that we actually fly LESS
during Oshkosh than normal. It's the only week of the year where we fly
in, park, and never move the plane again for 6 or 7 days.

We're too busy eating, drinking, socializing, and drooling on all the other
planes to even think about actually flying!
--
Jay Honeck
Iowa City, IA
Pathfinder N56993
www.AlexisParkInn.com
"Your Aviation Destination"

Peter MacPherson wrote:
Do the dorms have AC? Otherwise it might get pretty hot. I've stayed
overnight at dorms on bike rides and with no AC it was miserable.
Now I always use a tent, and always have plenty of AC...... g.

I stayed in the dorms once. That was the year it was 100+
every day and the grass was all brown. Yes, it was miserable.
The only way to get air circulation (had no fan) was to open
both the window and door to the hallway - and didn't want to
sleep in that condition. I also found it impossible to get
any service (like chnaging the bed linen from the previous
occupants [I came along at mid-week]. Never again.

David Johnson

"Jay Honeck" wrote:
Rolling out on Rwy 27, the controller had us exit at the next taxiway

Now THAT I'd like to have seen!

(Sorry, couldn't resist. Nice post, Jay.)
--
Dan
C-172RG at BFM