I feel tuned. Sunday turned out have some quite decent weather, interspersed with rain, hail*, and even a bit of thunder.
We flew during the decent bits. There was something like seven people in PA on Saturday, about 14 on Sunday. Combat was at it both Saturday and Sunday (I wasn't there Friday). Carrier (all two of them) seemed to have a grand time. That's about all I can say about combat and carrier -- I stuck pretty close to the stunt circle except for helping to load the carrier deck at the end of the day Sunday.
I'd like to say that there were no crashes in CLPA, but Floyd Carter ran out of engine in the overhead eights in his first flight for Advanced, then compounded his grief by slipping on the wet pavement then fell and hit his head. His plane looks reparable, and so did he, so we should see him again.
All in all it was a nice contest. It was even cooler for me because I broke 500 for the first time.
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* "Hail", in Oregonian, refers to little pellets no bigger than a BB. In extreme storms we may get them up to a whopping 1/4" in diameter. It's not Midwest hail by any stretch of the imagination.