Thanks Joe. We all had a great time flying with you guyz. For those of you
out there who haven't seen Dynamic Soaring up close and personal I highly
recommend a visit to Parker Mtn.
Watching the dynamic duo (Joe W. & Pat Bowman) in action was a real treat.
They were tearing up the sky on both sides with foamie Comanches made by Pat
Bowman. Pat was also flying a Sonic which is a 47" flying wing he designed
specifically for DS. The Sonic had the best inverted performance I've ever
seen with a flying wing. These guyz were doing circles (DS) inverted with the
Sonic at breakneck speeds.
The highlight of the trip was watching Joe "gas it up" on the backside with
his Eagle. It was a mind blowing, jaw dropping experience that I'll never
forget. I can't wait to go back :-)
Dave
BTW several of us advanced to another "SLF" level ( Sanitary Land Fill ) aka
sacrifice to the DS Gods. The carnage photos should be up on Craig
Toutolmin's web site soon.
<A HREF="http://www.thehelix.com/soaring/">NorCal Slope Soaring</A>
In a message dated 9/20/99 8:13:50 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
<<We have finally rebuffed the NoCal invasion, where Scott Hewett,
Dave Reese, and Craig Toutelman (sp?) took over Parker for the
last four days for many hours of DS, foamie flying, and general
slopus carnagie.
On Sunday, some of us were wondering what was wrong, when
we did not have any composite ship impacts for up to 30 minute
stretches (there were some great debris spreading impacts!).
The NoCal invasion was buttressed by Robert Cavasos, Brian
Laird, and Carl on Sunday, but were defeated quickly due to
running out of material to sacrifice to the DS gods.
Joe Wurts
PS For those of you that might not understand my sometimes
unusual sense of humor, the above was written with tongue firmly
in cheek . We all had a great time flying this weekend, with lots of
fast toys going around in various indescribably shaped manuevers.
Mr. Hewitt was even spotted flying EPP (the tape of him asking to
fly Mr. Reeses foamie is gonna cost him dearly...). I was pretty
impressed with the stick twiddling skills of the NoCal invaders.
>>
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