Coupers; We had hoped to leave Klamath Falls early this morning. However, the airport is trying to beef up their security, consequently the FBO is fenced in with no way of communicating other than the telephone. The terminal was open, but all doors to the ramp were locked. After 45 minutes of roaming around, I finally got someone to alert the FBO that we were trying to get in, and they came to the gate. Our 0645 departure turned into a 0745 departure. Joa, we stopped at Prineville and saw your shirt tail on the wall. Unfortunately I had not written down your work phone number and the FBO operator did not know it either. We enjoyed great visibility, over 50 miles, on our way north. There were several mountains that had snow capped peaks,
including the Three Sisters and Mt Hood. Absolutely beautiful! Our second stop was in Pullman/Moscow, WA. We got good advice there on where to stop, and how to get there. We ended up in Sandpoint, ID, which has transportation as well as hotels. The grandson says the high point of the day was the visit to the theme park at Silverwood, 30 miles south of Sandpoint. In fact, he enjoyed himself so much that he is hoping the weather does not clear so we can go back tomorrow. They have an airport at the theme park, but do not have transportation or hotels. We traversed northward at 9500 feet all day, except for the last leg, which allowed for radar contact and flight following. Tomorrow we will go on to Kalispel if the weather clears. Lynn and Joel Nelsen N99387 52FL __________________________________________________________________________ ______ To unsubscribe from this list please send mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] ___________________________________________________________ T O P I C A The Email You Want. http://www.topica.com/t/16 Newsletters, Tips and Discussions on Your Favorite Topics
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