Three acro airplanes (and one Flybaby) showed up at Tara Field for practice.
Gordon Clement flew his Bucher Jungmann and received some great critiquing by
Marty Flournoy. Marty got a couple of cracks at the box, and Johnny
Cargill gave it a go after a couple of years away from the sport.
Everybody had fun.
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Johnny Cargill came down in this S2A. |
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Turns out that many years ago these two airplanes did an airshow routine linked with an eight-foot chain. (Formation, of course.) |
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Marty checks out Gordon's Bucher. |
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Airplane has been rebuilt several times... good German engineering, though. |
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Johnny pushing towards the pumps |
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It's like an ant trail to the fuel |
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Fouled plugs were a problem. |
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A huge group of folks had a birthday party there. |
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Johnny waits for Marty to get back into the box. |
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