Flying to Crosswinds

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Flying to Crosswinds

Postby Porra » Thu Aug 06, 2009 3:39 pm

vhpy Hi Guys. Just wondering if there will be anyone at tarlton on Monday 10th of August? My brother will be racing at Tarlton and i want to fly over and just watch a little. Will it be safe to leave my plane for an hour or two at the field? (**)
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Re: Flying to Crosswinds

Postby Tracer » Thu Aug 06, 2009 4:37 pm

We'll have a couple of trikes from Ingwe, to go have a cup of coffee there on Monday morning (if the club house is open (**) .....) (**)
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Re: Flying to Crosswinds

Postby Low Level » Fri Aug 07, 2009 11:49 am

Land on the return road. :wink:

There are two return roads. One next to the track which are used by 95% of the bikes and cars, and another one used by the bigger dragsters, marked in blue. Go in low level and check it out.

I have thought about it. wonder if they will charge me gate fees. :mrgreen:
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Re: Flying to Crosswinds

Postby Porra » Fri Aug 07, 2009 2:08 pm

Low Level wrote:Land on the return road. :wink:

There are two return roads. One next to the track which are used by 95% of the bikes and cars, and another one used by the bigger dragsters, marked in blue. Go in low level and check it out.

I have thought about it. wonder if they will charge me gate fees. :mrgreen:
:twisted: Sounds like a plan ## I'll ask Mick if it is ok with him!! (^^)
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Re: Flying to Crosswinds

Postby Ian » Fri Aug 07, 2009 6:32 pm

Safest is to use Crosswinds, Trevor welcomes all there vhpy

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Re: Flying to Crosswinds

Postby ICEMAN » Fri Aug 07, 2009 10:42 pm

Im going there tomorrow, dropping my Miss Triss off for the AP and 350hr open up!!
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Re: Flying to Crosswinds

Postby Porra » Sat Aug 08, 2009 8:11 am

Ian wrote:Safest is to use Crosswinds, Trevor welcomes all there vhpy

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(!!) Thanks Ian, I think i will just do that. My boet will come pick me up from there. ##
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