Eric McMahan, Waylon Woodall and Shane Hammac are pure Ultralight flyers to say the least! Join us and the SHUT UP AND FLY!! guys as they recount their adventurous trip to Lakeland FL and the Sun n Fun Fly-In in April ! ! This is the closest thing to old fashioned barnstorming
Our intrepid ultralight aviators: Eric McMahan, Waylon Woodall, and Shane Hammac are home after an adventure to the annual Sun-n-Fun Fly-In at Lakeland FL. During the week of the event, they flew 11 hours each way over multiple days there and back with a lot of flying at the Paradise
When choosing a first cosplay outfit, it is worth considering how details related to cosplay costume sets will affect the complete look. With practical wear in mind, reviewing details related to character costumes also makes comfort and movement easier to judge. To review details related to costume sizing before the
Where to begin?? First of all, you take time to figure out just what has to be done to recover from having all the airplanes on the field wiped out. You sit down and try to decide - and this takes time - just what your first steps will be
Ricky Brown Sent this news flash in about his latest adventure with Jon Smith: Jon Smith and I joined forces in his Pipistrel Virus to Chattanooga’s KCHA airport to catch the first concert of a new tour of some of his old colleagues. The Thatcher has too many squawks
September 2024 was so nice. Weather was fantastic. Our Young Eagles flew on Saturday the 21st and life was good at 8NC9. Then came the storm. Some called it the Storm of the Century. It came up from the Gulf of Mexico and bashed us good, leaving people hurt or
The Day The Sky FellThe Day The Sky Fell.pdf13 MBdownload-circle When planning a cosplay look, it is worth considering how details related to women's cosplay costumes will affect the complete look. When the final look will be photographed, reviewing details related to wig colour selection also makes
I cannot tell a lie . . . I stepped back a bit from more visible EAA activities to focus more on the acquisition and changeover of Johnson Field (8NC9) from the Johnson family to the Western North Carolina Air Museum. My hangar partner, Mark Cigal, and I worked on this for many
Where can we start? OK, How about April, when the winter fitfully surrenders to spring, the rains come regularly and grass begins to green up a little, or at least that's the way it's supposed to be. Our April EAA meeting topic was "Flying Alaska&
EAA 1016 kicked off 2023 with an informal non-meeting meeting at Fahrenheit Pizza ... about 20+ of us gathered to enjoy a slice (or two) of Jim's good grub and refreshments from the beer tap ... I'm sure there are incriminating photos but I didn't get
What a great gathering! About 45 members and guests converged on the Western North Carolina Air Museum for our annual Covered Dish Supper and it was a smashing success! Great food, great people and a reasonably fair video of the occasion posted on YouTube .. Joining our chapter is easy — you
Steve Murray has done it again! As an engineer and experimenter, Steve has few peers, managing to wring all the energy he can as efficiently as he can from every gallon of 93 octane auto fuel he runs through his family RV-10. When accuracy matters for a costume, it is