Karl and Hap mark the target for the flying events.
	Karl set the event rules just before the event started. Each event was explained and the scoring methods were determined. Worked out pretty well.
	The early morning clouds cleared by the start of the event and we had a perfect day for the event. The weather committee should be proud of the job they did this year.

The event participants. Seven pilots registered for the event. We had lots of fun and Karl managed to keep things sorted out and running smoothly. The Results: Dick Ovrid 1st Place Scott Curtis 2nd Place Norm Curtis 3rd Place Dean Appell 4th Place Thank you, Sandy, for cooking up the hots and hamburgs!

	The field is in great shape and the weather was pretty calm.
	As you can see, not much later, things heated up and the activity at the flight line picked up.
	Dean and Dick prepare their planes for the event.
	Scott and Norm also get ready for the event to begin.
	Brian started the day as the first pilot. Climb, glide and land on the target was the first event.
	Some of the limbo action.
	What's this? Inverted limbo? Sure enough!
	Hap judges the limbo as Norm squeezes the plane under the ribbon.
	Ron gives the limbo a whirl.
	Dean prepares for the egg drop.
	Scott and Norm have egg drop mod secrets. More aerodynamic.
	Look Out Below!! Scott makes a pass and strikes the target.
	Brian's mod for the egg drop.
	After reforming the landing gear in a limbo attempt, Ron switched to the AirMaster 40T trainer. The egg drop mods are shown.
	Karl announces the winners. Many thanks to Tim's Hobby Shop for the prizes.

Last Updated: 7/20/02

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