So I found some people in my area. [Few shots inside]

[Ryan Taylor]

So I had a free day Saturday and decided to drive up I-65 to fly with Chad Hill and some guys.
Chad gave me some directions but as soon as I took the exit I had my windows down and turned my music down.
I could heard someone flying and from the road I saw a wingover. I found the spot pretty easily 

So I pulled up in my beat up Corolla and walked up with a flight streak in one hand and a sandwich in the other hand.
No one knew who I was because Chad hadn't arrive yet.

I was greeted with hand shakes and smiles. They all told me it was my turn to fly. They insisted that they'd pit for me. So I grabbed the handle.
I could hear some surprised shouts from the guys when this new stranger began flying clovers with his flight streak in strong winds.

I landed and they said their rule was, you fly twice. 
So I put up a second flight, good needle setting. Classic 'flight streak flip' landing 

I had a Pepsi and watched some very talented flights. I saw a Strega flown by Mr. Steve Maddox, and a beautiful scratch built plane crafted by a gentleman who's name escapes me.

Anyway to sum it up. I had a blast I plan on becoming a regular (if that's okay with them) 

Also here are some shots. I snapped a few but my battery died on my Canon. The last one was with my iphone covered in castor oil.

http://imgur.com/a/tftp4

[wwwarbird]

 Very cool! Looks like it was a great day!

[Paul Taylor]

Way to go Ryan!!  I will have to drive to Nashville with a FS and fly with you guys!

[john e. holliday]

Great pictures and it looks like you folks are having way too much fun.

[Steve Helmick]

Always carry an extra battery for your camera (or film, if it uses that). I had to change the battery in mine at our Fun Fly on Saturday. If I hadn't had one, I would have mist (sic) this picture of my new stunter:

[Clint Ormosen]

Wow. Wet pavement in the Pacific NW. Imagine that.

[Bill Ervin]

Steve, there is a picture from an old issue of FM showing Ward VanDuzer launching a stunter just like your new one in the image.  The plane in the magazine was called the "Martini' because it was a very DRY stunt ship...