No it's not a typo error regarding TWA - Trans World Airlines or a reference to Borg Warner on the stock exchange.
I am proud to announce that the ground work preparation began today for the 2018 flying season opening of Browns Warbird Aviation - BWA.
After getting home from my eWEEK excursion I was telling my Dad about my side trip to TIA and how I envied the setup that George has established.
I told Dad that if for any reason the farmer that has been using a 15 acre plot of land of his is curtailed that I would lease that for my own airstrip in a heartbeat.
So yesterday he calls me and says he needs a hand moving some equipment around the barn and asked if I was available Sunday(today)
I get down there around noonish and the first words from him are "so where do you want that airstrip located, lets get it laid out"
:) (That's a big :Poo:eatin grin)
So here's the official ground breaking pics for BWA
I established the center line direction and this view is prevailing runway 30.
The stakes are 30 ft apart and in the distance at 300 ft is another set of stakes
Only took Dad about 5 minutes to knock that alfalfa down with the John Deere
(ps - field is level......phone wasn't)
Trees in the distance are another 400 past the end of runway
This opposite view is runway 12 with the 30' high tree line at 350 ft
What looks to be a closer cut field is my brother and his daughters back yards.
I will establish a canopy area just to the right side of that right hand stake.
Come the spring time a vibratory roller will be hittin both the yard/field with the sod being
manicured to 3/4".
No more clipping clover buds and dandelions with my scale props as I have done for
the past four years at the club I was with(not official yet). :Don't-tell-Anyone:
Those that know me also know of my passion for this hobby and can totally imagine how
stoked I've been for the day and even now as I share this experience with all the pilots on the Squawk.
Best Regards,
I am proud to announce that the ground work preparation began today for the 2018 flying season opening of Browns Warbird Aviation - BWA.
After getting home from my eWEEK excursion I was telling my Dad about my side trip to TIA and how I envied the setup that George has established.
I told Dad that if for any reason the farmer that has been using a 15 acre plot of land of his is curtailed that I would lease that for my own airstrip in a heartbeat.
So yesterday he calls me and says he needs a hand moving some equipment around the barn and asked if I was available Sunday(today)
I get down there around noonish and the first words from him are "so where do you want that airstrip located, lets get it laid out"
:) (That's a big :Poo:eatin grin)
So here's the official ground breaking pics for BWA
I established the center line direction and this view is prevailing runway 30.
The stakes are 30 ft apart and in the distance at 300 ft is another set of stakes
Only took Dad about 5 minutes to knock that alfalfa down with the John Deere
(ps - field is level......phone wasn't)
Trees in the distance are another 400 past the end of runway
This opposite view is runway 12 with the 30' high tree line at 350 ft
What looks to be a closer cut field is my brother and his daughters back yards.
I will establish a canopy area just to the right side of that right hand stake.
Come the spring time a vibratory roller will be hittin both the yard/field with the sod being
manicured to 3/4".
No more clipping clover buds and dandelions with my scale props as I have done for
the past four years at the club I was with(not official yet). :Don't-tell-Anyone:
Those that know me also know of my passion for this hobby and can totally imagine how
stoked I've been for the day and even now as I share this experience with all the pilots on the Squawk.
Best Regards,
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