Laura Crook wrote:

Hi Paul!  I finally decided on the dates for the Rotary Round Up Fly In.  It
will be Saturday OCTOBER 27th, with "under the wing" camping available the
26, 27, 28th.  I can't do it in March this year due to my work schedule. I
will include details below.

Also, Tracy has a Mazda forum scheduled at Sun N Fun on Sunday, April 8th at
10:00 am and again on Wednesday, April 11th at 9:00 am.  I have updated the
RWS web site to include this information.

And... we now accept PayPal on the website (several people have asked about
that).

Please publish whatever part of this message that you feel is appropriate.
THANKS!  Laura Crook

Shady Bend "Rotary Roundup" Fly-In 2001
Date: Saturday October 27,2001
Shady Bend is our home base: a private airpark in North Florida, located
beside the scenic Suwannee river. Past  fly-ins were so successful , that we
plan to make it an annual event. In prior years, we have held this event in
the early spring, but Laura's work schedule has caused us to move it to the
fall for 2001.

The Fly In is for all those building or interested in building a Mazda
powered aircraft PLUS all the Florida and S. Georgia RV builders and pilots
who are part of Van's Airforce: Florida Wing.

We'll have a continental breakfast Saturday and hamburgs/hotdogs on the
grill for lunch.  Guests are invited to arrive Friday and camp "under the
wing" on the runway  - plus Laura will enlist the help of any "early
arrivals" to set up for the event :)  Guests are also welcome to stay over
Saturday night.
BECAUSE THIS EVENT IS HELD AT OUR HOME, WE GREATLY APPRECIATE RSVP'S SO THAT
LAURA CAN PLAN THE FOOD.
The closest municipal airport with commercial flights (Delta - connecting
from Atlanta) is GNV (Gainesville).  We are 2 hours from the Jacksonville
airport and 3 hours from Tampa or Orlando.

Too bad about March. I was looking forward to it and I about had Robin
convinced to come along and visit you guys. Does this mean Tracy will not
make Copper State? :-)

Paul Lamar
 
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