Pietenpol-List: Brodhead or Bust

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Pietenpol-List: Brodhead or Bust

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Original Posted By: CALLAIR(at)cybersol.com (Carpenter, Joel)
Subject: Pietenpol-List: Brodhead or Bust>Let the serious planning begin! Good ol rand Mcnally to the rescue.>>Ok you all, I am getting serious about planning this trip and wantto know>the places I should stop along the way. There should be many, manyplaces>since 2 hours is my range with 30 min left in the tanks. I wouldlike to>visit anyone on the list along the way and meet you in person. Iwould also>like to visit your favorite airports, visitors sites, and generalpoints of>interest. I am planning on leaving Provo the 23rd of July, withDuane>Woolsey in formation. Our first stop will be at Jensen UT, to visita long>time piet enthusiast, Dave Karren. Our route will then take us up toRock>Springs WY, Laramie, WY and probably down the front range of therockies to>the metro Denver area where I grew up. After that we will follow thesouth>Platte river northeast to NE. We will fly east along the Platteriver>across Nebraska to Omaha. Then fly just north of Des Moines, CedarRapids,>and then Brodhead. Plan to be at Hartford for the gathering andflight into>OSH. I have been asked to write up the adventure for EAA'sExperimenter>magazine. This is going to be fun! See you all soon!>>Steve Eldredge>IT Services>Brigham Young University>>________________________________________________________________________________
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Pietenpol-List: Brodhead or Bust

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Original Posted By: Larry Ragan
Let the serious planning begin! Good ol rand Mcnally to the rescue.Ok you all, I am getting serious about planning this trip and want to knowthe places I should stop along the way. There should be many, many placessince 2 hours is my range with 30 min left in the tanks. I would like tovisit anyone on the list along the way and meet you in person. I would alsolike to visit your favorite airports, visitors sites, and general points ofinterest. I am planning on leaving Provo the 23rd of July, with DuaneWoolsey in formation. Our first stop will be at Jensen UT, to visit a longtime piet enthusiast, Dave Karren. Our route will then take us up to RockSprings WY, Laramie, WY and probably down the front range of the rockies tothe metro Denver area where I grew up. After that we will follow the southPlatte river northeast to NE. We will fly east along the Platte riveracross Nebraska to Omaha. Then fly just north of Des Moines, Cedar Rapids,and then Brodhead. Plan to be at Hartford for the gathering and flight intoOSH. I have been asked to write up the adventure for EAA's Experimentermagazine. This is going to be fun! See you all soon!Steve EldredgeIT ServicesBrigham Young University________________________________________________________________________________
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Pietenpol-List: Re: Brodhead or Bust

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Original Posted By: steve(at)byu.edu
Steve: Please consider stopping in Three Forks Montana on the returntrip. The annual Montana Antique and Classic Aircraft fly in is heldon the weekend following Oshkosh, and is a great little fly in withmany antique and classic aircraft as well as homebuilts and ULs. BobKamerman of Churchill Mt. keeps his Piet in a Hanger there and mayhave his Tailwind completed and on display there. It is an easy goingfriendly local fly in which attracts more and more Oshkosh returntraffic as well as locals each year. This event is small enough tostill be fun, and I would highly recommend it to anybody returningfrom Oshkosh. I've attended this for many years. H.W.-----Original Message-----
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