Busy Sunday

A good crowd today, with a few visitors.

Visitor Mike, will join us, here 2 of his models have been dusted off.

Peanut gallery was packed.

Start, ya bastard.

What is it with infernal combustion engines?

Tom had no problems.

All in all a very good morning.

Cheers, Geoff :)

Rats!

Rabbits as well, getting in and under the clubhouse and main shed.
Measures needed to thwart the pests.

 That should keep the blighters out.

The concrete serves a dual purpose of denying entry to vermin and  (hopefully) water in the event of torrential rain.
Cheers  Geoff.

Sunday 22

Cold start, of course, breeze northerly, did not deter a bunch of us from turning up.
Dave Lewis brought along a present for us all.

He painted a thank you card for us.

This message in the lower right corner.

 All I can say is, big thank you Dave, always a pleasure to watch your exquisite control of your lovely models.

 It's always interesting to see how different guys assemble and decorate their models.

Bruce looks happy with his move to the dark side.

Andy heads out to rip up the sky with his nice P51.

Of course, when confronted by a small puddle, it is compulsory to land in it.
Cheers Geoff :)

Mid-year Dinner

Once again at the Nicholson Hotel and an enjoyable evening of camaraderie and good food.

Cheers Geoff :)

Wednesday 11th.

Cold, but sunny, plenty of members turned up.

Must be COLD, Graeme is wearing long pants.

Graemes favourite returns unscathed once more.

Brian has this slow model for when brain is fading.

The Texan decided to withdraw its services for the day.

Toms tiny diesel powered old timer.

Rather undignified return to base.

Ken mulls his next move.

Kev waits his turn to carve up the sky.

 A good day,  :) Geoff.

Excellent Weekend

SATURDAY was organised for visitors to come and enjoy wide open sky without serious altitude limits. Wind speed and direction was a slight impediment, every one of our visitors enjoyed good flights. That is what we are here for.

We like to have visiting pilots and friends.

Shane was first into the air very early on with his Rookie-2.

Dave Lewis was next.

BIG -- isn't it!

 Andy flew his AJ Slick for the first time getting the heavy certificate organised.

A little bit of help from a local.

Looks great in the air.

Rob flew his Super Scorpion beautifully.

Rod flew his upgraded Rookie-1

Nice work.

Ian just wanted to tune up the Cessna.

Later, Shane made a text-book wheels-up landing after his nose wheel departed upon take-off.

A BBQ lunch caused rain to start falling so pack-up was the order of the day.

SUNDAY, we had a visit from Scott, who had his dates muddled, but enjoyed slightly better weather to fly his 4 Metre ASW Glider.

Wonderful flying with great sound effects.

We all enjoyed some good flights to start off a new year with three new members already. We are looking forward to more excellent flying days to come.
Cheers Geoff :)