Dave,
Did (Alex) the owner of the (Genesis) airplane that was ditched in the
poison oak have his name, AMA number, and phone number properly afixed to
the aircraft? Could it be that the finder did not know when and who lost
the plane or how to contact said looser? Personally when I find anything on
the local slopes, whether properly tagged or not, I present the find to the
local community asking "if you can identify it, it's yours." This is the
right thing to do.
I am surprised to hear about this development. From your description, I am
not clear: is it known who the finder was? I would think that we, the local
flyer community, could put sufficient pressure on the finder to do the right
thing. How about an announcement to the local e-mail list?
-- James
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