I called the weather station today wanting to know what that Unidentified Object in the sky was. They assured me that it was no problem. It will occur up to 3 times a year in Michigan. Geeze, they said it was the sun.[8D][8D][8D][8D][8D]

Yea, we saw it here too!

I've saw that weird thing today in Ky. 10 1/2ins. on rain this month. Thought about buying a goat so i can mow the grass even when it rains. Dennis

I got burned while trying to figure out what the big yellow ball in the sky was.[:@]

its a meteor!


RUN!

Ya all need to move to Florida...the RC capital of the world

Gene, you better go out and sacrifice a goat right away, the Snow Gods are Pissed at you for some reason!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

This is a sign at my dad's field... No thanks

I agree, in Florida we can fly all year round. There are some problems, as stated in the previous post, but we deal with them. At our club we are friendly with the locals. We let them fly but sometimes they get unrully and we have to ask them to leave... This is a real photo taken at my field.

Does that alligator prefer Futaba or JR?



CGr.

He likes Spectrum but he told us it leaves an after taste...

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That IS FUNNY!!!!

Awwwww...Ya all are makin a fuss over nutin......don't you worry bout them gators none......you don't have to run fast from them....just faster than the slow guy

Wow

Thats a pretty realistic model gaiter. I can't even see the antenae.

or

We bar B que a lot at our field. How big of a grill would that critter need?

I'm thinkin clip his nails and pack his azz full of bar b que sauce

Now that is a great pic. can I use this in an email to some friends?

just trolling,, Tim

Isaw a sustained nuclear fusion reaction about 93 million miles up in the sky today also, felt nice.

Fine by me, but it doesn't make much sense out of context.

Quit being such a sissy, MinnFlyer. You just need to think of alligators as Muskie with little legs!

I don't swim in lakes either

Well all is better in Michigan. That yellow thing is gone again. Back to normal, now I can sleep at night.

Don't fret, Irish. It goes away after a fashion.. usually in the evening. But, where you are, way up north there, it may not go away at all!!! You know.. 24 hour daylight and all... [X(]

CGr

Well Gene, it has been nice and warm this spring but the wind just hasn't quit at all. I have an old student retraining and I took him out last week on the buddy box. The wind really didn't effect him at all as far as flying goes but when he would have the plane 8 inches over the ground with the power off and the plane just hovered there it was a bit nerve wracking for him. It isn't too strong to fly in but it isn't something to be training in either. I was bringing the plane back into the pits down wind and the plane got flipped over on it's back. It's been a steady 30mph with heavy gusts. According to the weather man on TV this has been the strongest constant wind for the month of April in history. I have been going out once a week because of cabin fever but I have been flying my pattern planes. My area has been one constant dust cloud and my Allegra can keep up with the sneeze factor. It is warm and sunny though. Just hard to drive the van and keep it in my own lane!!