fly for FOOD, yum..if you like seafood.

saturday morning kim n i headed north to haller airpark 7fl4 for a surprise feast. the regular bbq was replaced with a fish boil. blue crab, mussels, shrimp, craw fish, ect. our host out did himself.
a look around outside of the aircraft........http://vid1130.photobucket.com/albums/m537/turboeddie/MVI_1805.mp4
our big surprise was the stuff john had collected since a child................
http://vid1130.photobucket.com/albums/m537/turboeddie/part%201.mp4
http://vid1130.photobucket.com/albums/m537/turboeddie/part%202.mp4


after lunch we headed se to flagler kfin to spend the night with friends. as we finished tying we are intercepted by vafer g zero who is building there. we will find you at another time. good luck on your build.

the next morning is low ifr till around 10 am and then it is off to spruce creek for another feast in the club house. two clubs, two flyins, a double header weekend.
the flight home from the creek was coastal with a 3 mile flight down the shuttle runway.

Flying for Food is a noble cause and one I fully support.

1100nm each way Llano TX for the Crawdad festival and Hill Country 150 race

Turbo,

We did not know the seafood fest otherwise we would all go! Three bi-planes from the Creek left us after the breakfast at St Augustine for Haller. In one of the videos you can hear them hurry to leave. They were in for a young man's in-flight proposal to his girlfriend at 3:30 pm.

I did not get to eat the seafood but my airplane enjoyed $3.39/g fuel .