Every year the President of the club and the chief flight instructor contend for the honor of claiming the latest daylight landing of the year in the Champ and the Cub, respectively.
As I sit here typing at 8:40 pm, Andy is doing his touch-and-goes, circling the house, thumbing his nose at me, knowing full well that I forgot this year and had a beer, which takes me out of contention. Rats!
Wait till next year.
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4 comments:
Correction, this year I neither thumbed my nose nor circled your house. I landed after flying for 3 hours, rinsed off the bugs and took around once to dry it off which may have looked like prior years where I rubbed your nose it, but not this time.
Do the rules specify that the latest daylight landing has to be at 2B9?
You'll have to ask Andy. He makes up all the rules.
I say go tonight and land at 8:41!
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