All welcome to our annual St Francis Field fly in at FACT on 28 December 2016. Free breakfast snack and coffee for all visiting pilots arriving by air. On line or SMA Wx available Contact Barry Culligan for details on 083 611 3333 or get info from the pilots section of our website http://www.stfranc...

Not an easy aircraft to fly, only about 25 in service worldwide

Nice thread, I have flown and flown in a fair number of "things" but the most memorable is this Zeppelin in May 2015..

Great place and fantastic area to fly..how are Bob and Di?
We will def spend a weekend there again next year

All pilots (and others) invited to our annual open day and fly-in on Wed 30 December at St Francis Airpark (FACF)
There will be some warbirds, skydivers, and food and drink available.
Gates open 07h00
More info will be posted closer to the time
Barry Culligan
www.stfrancisfield.com
0836113333

I checked all the Rietfontein guys and none were flying that morning.
Chainsaw and I flew to Parys that afternoon.
Generally we do not fly over the cradle area at all unless routed by FALA ATC and then at 5500ft asl
Demon

Awesome achievement for my oldest 2 flying buddies

To answer the questions above.
I organized the first Africa Cup in Maseru in 1987.
We then moved it to Numbi in 1988, there was just one year when it was hosted in Badplaas.
So this year will be Africa Cup no 28, and the 26th at the Numbi Hotel.

I will be there with my Rietfontein mates
Demon

We need some hangar repairs at Rietfontein, seems like Johan is the right guy!

Your GT's are Quick chaps... Barry, you need to work on your turns and sort out the pitch of the prop and polish the fibre glass bits and check the tyre pressures and.... Good going chaps. We do have MISASA loggers available for the next event :-) Hi John Alan Mac was there and told about the misas...

the final results

3 of us were there in Quik R's and had great fun.
We will be back...
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BKlHcvo ... e=youtu.be