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Author Topic: Last Float Fly at Wilson Farm - Sun, Oct 1st @ 1pm  (Read 631 times)
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« on: September 30, 2006, 08:01:14 AM »

Posted for Jack Sallade (Roy Wilson):
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Hi all,
    On behalf of Roy, I want to invite everyone out to our final float fly of the season at the Wilson's.  Let's hope the weather man is right for a change because the forecast is for 69 and sunny with a light (7mph) west breeze.  Not likely to get a better October day for a float fly!  Because of the lessening daylight hours, we will go back to our 1:00PM starting time.  No meal this time so make your own arrangements.  Here are directions for any who can't remember or haven't been there before:
 
Directions:
1.  I-70 to Greenfield exit (SR#9) 
2.  South on SR#9 to downtown Greenfield at intersection of SR#9 & US#40 (Hancock County Courthouse).
    OR  Washington St.(US 40) out to Greenfield, where it crosses Hwy 9 at the Courthouse.
3.  East on US#40 (from SR#9) 4 miles to 600 East -- a large rural intersection with turn lanes but no light.
4.  South from US#40 on 600 East for 1 mile to 100 South -- there's an electric substation in the SW corner of 600 East & 100 South.
5.  East on 100 South 1 3/4 miles to 775 East "T" road that stops at 100 South.  At the 775 East "T" there will be an older farm house & a new brick home.  Take the westernmost blacktop driveway ( it would be 775 East if 775 East continued south) between the 2 barns and continue to the pond...the pond & gazebo are visible after you go between the barns.

If you don't have a float plane there is a grass area to fly off of as well, or just come out and enjoy watching the other pilots trying their hand at float flying.  There is a rumor of at least one new float plane being "ready for flight"!!!

Jack Sallade

For more information on Float Flying, go to the following thread:
http://www.indyrcsouth.org/index.php?option=com_smf&Itemid=30&topic=38.0
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