[SPAM] Re: GPS coodinates for Sayre

[Allan Weir]

Terry Terrenoire wrote:

> Just a reminder on the operations of the AGS Contest in Sayre this 
> weekend.
>  
> We do something that I have not seen at any other contest. Sat and Sun 
> mornings we serve made to order breakfast.
> We will have pancakes, eggs, sausage. oj, danish, and hot coffee.
>  
> Lunch will feature the local highlight of "Speidies" This is marinated 
> chicken chunks served in a slice of Italian bread.
> In addition, we will have the normal fare of dogs and burgers, as well 
> as chicken sandwich served on a burger roll.
>  
> If yu are planning to have breakfast wit us, please send me a short 
> note...off line. I want to make sure we have enough food.
>  
> Nearly everyone we have talked to has said they are planning to be 
> here, so we are planning for a great turnout.
>  
> Terry T.
>  
>  
> On Sun, 31 Jul 2005 19:56:43 -0400 "Grow Pattern" 
> <pattern4u at comcast.net <mailto:pattern4u at comcast.net>> writes:
>
>     The 50th Sayre is going to be a pretty big deal this year.
>     Michelle and I are looking forward to making it as long as we can
>     her out of her workplace in time.
>      
>     Sayre has a myriad of memories for me. Flying a fixed gear Dalotel
>     with an Enya R-120 in 402 still returns to my mind on a long .
>     drive. There were 70 contestants at that contest. In more recent
>     years the friendships made with the Canadians stand out.
>      
>     Looking forward to seeing all those familiar faces again, meeting
>     new people and even going head to head with a few "critics". Gotta
>     do something in between flights - right.
>      
>     Eric.
>      
>      
>      
>     ----- Original Message -----
>
>         From: Daniel J. Hamlett <mailto:d77hamlett at comcast.net>
>         To: discussion at nsrca.org <mailto:discussion at nsrca.org>
>         Sent: Tuesday, July 26, 2005 5:05 PM
>         Subject: GPS coodinates for Sayre
>
>         For anyone who might want to know the GPS coordinates for
>         Sayre are listed below.
>
>         Latitude: 41.986185
>         Longitude: -76.564946
>
>      
>
Get those speedies!  Try the lamb ones too!  I sure do miss them! Is 
Panchos Pit still in business? How about George Brooks and GJ's  in 
Vestal, formerly Hobbycraft in Endicott, the best equipped hobby shop I 
ever saw until I got to Orlando in 2001. Hmmmmmmm The best LHS is the 
one that has what you need. Try an Atlas and Kraft .61. All we went for 
was a steering arm for a nose gear, George was a good salesman!

Oh well, so much for the past.
AW
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