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Casey’s drone following Woody’s Ultra-Stik:

Some of us might say that it was a perfect morning. And others of us might say that it was not bad. The weather was just right and the flying was challenging. Way to go Tony G. with a resounding … Continue reading →

While our contest might have been small, it was…. High and Mighty!  Wow, did we put on a show…had to have been there.  Man on Man.  Chase came into the ring fighting..watch out…Steve

ALES results are in….you don’t have to go to your bookie. Standing wobbly on the winners podium…Steve…could easily be knocked off. Chase has gotten a taste of landing points…watch out! Great job everyone…Steve

The sky couldn’t have been more beautiful, light breeze, with sufficient  flying challenges. Mike mastered the sky, but watch out, Chase is on the move….Steve

I built the plane from Phil Kraft plans . All scratch built and had fun with the build. 60 ” wing span 48 ” long, 91 -2 stroke (46 size plane) tundra tires , put the third wheel where it … Continue reading →

It’s a thing of beauty! Our Clubhouse is nearly complete. You’ve got to see it! Thank you everyone for pitching in to make this happen. Who said residing can’t be fun. And there are other improvements. Can you find them … Continue reading →

From Dennis Williams:

What could be better than a free  lunch?… The chance to join a work party! …We need to add a coat of paint to our shed and reside our clubhouse and a few other miscellaneous things around the field to … Continue reading →

From Steve W: Great turnout at the EFR today!

That was a great little contest. While the birds shared some of their secrets, a lot of the lift we found on our own. We shared our secrets with the birds.  Sounding a little funny?…You had to have been there. … Continue reading →

The Little Contest That Could. There was nothing ALES LITE about our little contest this morning.  Conditions were perfect for varied and challenging flying and we had a great time. Thermals showed themselves with clusters of Swallows and pockets of … Continue reading →