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General control line discussion => AS TIME GOES BYE => Topic started by: Shultzie on March 10, 2010, 02:52:24 PM

Title: A couple more shots from the good ol' CLPA daze days
Post by: Shultzie on March 10, 2010, 02:52:24 PM
A couple of old Kodachrome slides from Les McDonalds old Kodachrome 10 daze days...
First Kodachrome 10  is from his Jan 73 collection...Great looking model...(both of them!:)

2nd shot is a random Kodachrome from his WC Holland 76 trip and his fellow competitior T. Hara and his amazing FLYING BOX! Hey Les...Do you remember what model was in that big fancy box?
Title: Re: A couple more shots from the good ol' CLPA daze days
Post by: Les McDonald on March 10, 2010, 05:40:01 PM
That box contains his "Hurricane". He used it for many years and it flew really well.
Hara is a pretty cool guy and was a big deal in Japan during the glory days of stunt.
Back then the Japanese team seemed to be connected with the Enya factory and he had a pretty potent .45 in the front of that thing.

                                                                                        Les McDonald
Title: Re: A couple more shots from the good ol' CLPA daze days
Post by: Shultzie on March 10, 2010, 08:34:17 PM
Thanks Les...
I just noted that Bob Hunt "TAGGED" his autograph onto that beautiful model of Hara's?... LL~
Your people slides and stories are awesome....thanks for sharing our CLPA history with us.
Both you and Hunt have fantanstical' memory recall!  n~ n~Too many Raaaaaineeeeer brews and too much paint fume sniffin...plus my limited Arkansas throw back limited gene pool n old age has really take its tole in brain cells n' all that jazz. R%%%%

attached is a picture of me as a child playin' banjo with my grandpappy 33 miles up the White River in the Ozark Moutains of Arkansas.
Title: Re: A couple more shots from the good ol' CLPA daze days
Post by: Shultzie on March 11, 2010, 11:45:36 AM
Is that near Mountain Home and Bull Shoals Dam? Been there. I think I saw you down at the local general store one afternoon, sittin in a rockin chair with two fellers whittlin..  H^^ LL~ LL~


You say old men...Whittlin' Diddlin' n' Fiddlin'???
Sure sounds like my family tree...Humm? Maybe me n my twin sister had uh nutter brotha? Hummm?
That twoood' huv' made us triplets instead of just twins?"

 (Maybe that other little new born fellar' wiggled off away from Mary and I that night , while we were born under that old maple tree down by ta' pig trough?"*

 (That was Arky birthcontrol...in those daze days.)
 Us up the river , back woods folks..would  often put their newbee's out in the woods over night under a tree.
 If we survived until daybreak..."We were meant to survive n' survive...and they then, would keep us.
Title: Re: A couple more shots from the good ol' CLPA daze days
Post by: NED-088 on March 17, 2010, 08:53:29 PM
Too many Raaaaaineeeeer brews and too much paint fume sniffin...plus my limited Arkansas throw back limited gene pool n old age has really take its tole in brain cells n' all that jazz.

attached is a picture of me as a child playin' banjo with my grandpappy 33 miles up the White River in the Ozark Moutains of Arkansas.
The gene pool seems not to affect one's abilities to play banjo, however. I'm from a different continent altogether.
This is me, last year....
Title: Re: A couple more shots from the good ol' CLPA daze days
Post by: proparc on March 18, 2010, 05:43:14 PM
What is this relationship between guitar playing and control line stunt. There CANNOT be a coincidence. It is just coming up way too frequently.
Title: Re: A couple more shots from the good ol' CLPA daze days
Post by: Mark Scarborough on March 18, 2010, 05:58:49 PM
maybe something about steel strings?
Title: Re: A couple more shots from the good ol' CLPA daze days
Post by: NED-088 on March 18, 2010, 06:18:08 PM
What is this relationship between guitar playing and control line stunt. There CANNOT be a coincidence. It is just coming up way too frequently.
Can't be true that Americans don't recognize their national musical instrument?  ;)
I do play guitar, but that's not what's in the picture.... It has steel strings, however... ;D
Title: Re: A couple more shots from the good ol' CLPA daze days
Post by: Brett Buck on March 18, 2010, 06:50:35 PM
Can't be true that Americans don't recognize their national musical instrument?  ;)

    After "Deliverance", we just don't want to admit it.

     Brett
Title: Re: A couple more shots from the good ol' CLPA daze days
Post by: Dick Pacini on March 18, 2010, 07:48:12 PM
    After "Deliverance", we just don't want to admit it.

     Brett
Title: Re: A couple more shots from the good ol' CLPA daze days
Post by: proparc on March 20, 2010, 05:04:40 PM
maybe something about steel strings?

Verrry Good. LL~