I sure hope we don't have to experience "Sloshkosh II - The Sequel" this year!
Hal and company, how are the grounds right now? Hard, squishy, or just right?
~Chris
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I sure hope we don't have to experience "Sloshkosh II - The Sequel" this year!
Hal and company, how are the grounds right now? Hard, squishy, or just right?
~Chris
?? I was in ATW a few days ago and it was perfect. Lush, thick green grass and dry. Is it still raining?
We have quite a storm moving through right now, but the worst is over and we're just about to come out the other side. As for the grounds? Why, they're just right of course! They wouldn't dare be anything else... And, in about 5 weeks, they'll be even... "just righter"... ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by Chris In Marshfield
Yeah, we had that storm over here in Marshfield starting about 3:00a through about 8:00a. It was a hum-dinger.
Sitting here tapping my toes in grand anticipation, ready to pull the camper over and get 'er set up. Come on calendar! You're moving too slowly!
~Chris
There'll be at least one night/day with a 100% down pour during AV. There has to be, if memory serves me correctly, it's happend at least the past 5 years that I know of.
- I have been attening AirVenture over since it move to OSH.Quote:
Originally Posted by malexander
- Yes, most years do have a rainy day....or hot....or cold.
Last year was miserable hot...and it did rain.
Maybe if we get the rain over now it will be nice for Airventure? That's what I hope anyway, very damp lately.
I'm with you, Joe! Let's get the rain out of the system now, and clear up a couple of weeks ahead of time to let things dry out!
~Chris
Just for conditions on the ground, I hope it rains until a week or two before the convention, and that will make lot's of green grass.
When it is dry and hot, the grass gets worn away and it gets to be awfully dusty not only with people walking and carts moving,but particularly when something big starts up and taxis out of a parking spot on the grass.
Perhaps with the "change of administration", we won't have a bunch of donated Fords blasting down the grass by the flight line, kicking up dust, like last year. Memo to EAA "big shots": Us peons camping in the North 40 do not appreciate your hot-rodding. Use the paved roads if you have to drive over 10 mph. As Mammy Yokum would have said, "AH HAS SPO-KEN!"
Cary