22nd Annual Bob Evans Radio Control Fly In
 

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This event is set up to help people learn how to contest fly, we have novice, open, and this year expert class. If you have a scale plane or for example a P-51 bring a picture or documentation of the full scale airplane and receive 5 extra points. A very laid back event, we have a swap shop both days, camping available, and also nite flying. Located on the beautiful Bob Evans Farm, Rio Grande Ohio. Open flying between the two rounds of the day and flying till dark.

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Don't you just love it when you take vacation from work to do something you love ( instead of working on the house or the honey-do list) !!!!!

Motorhomes and campers are already moving in! Get there early to claim your spot !!!!!!

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Here are some shots of the early birds !!!!!

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This is just awesome, we're one day prior to the start of the event and people are piling in !!!!!!

Here is a shot of just half of the flight line !!

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This was a great FUN event. Lots of great flying with lots of friendly pilots and people. Looking forward to next year already.
Thanks to the great support RIO Grande Flyers provided.

Here are a few pics I took.

Just a note: Randy recieved the pilots choice award for pilot and airplane. Great job on the 174" 1/3 scale Jenny...

Enjoy

FTIR

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Great shots you have there!
Here are some of mine. (Visit my personal web page to view my entire gallery. www.ogriv.info)

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Thanks for the pictures they look great including your webpage.

FTIR:D

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A few overhead pics we took with a FlyCamOne2. They were just at random we couldn't see what we were getting.

FTIR