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Posted By:
Jeff Arnold
Date Posted:
Aug 25, 2017
Description:
The area below and to the left of the pond was the camping area. It is an incredibly nice place for a fly-in.
Date Taken:
Aug 21, 2017
Place Taken:
Triple Tree Aerodrome (SC00)
Owner:
Jeff Arnold
File Name:
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Category:
244H,
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Don Maxwell - Aug 25,2017
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Jeff, did you camp one night, or two?
And did you ever find out whether that twin with the landing gear situation was able to take off and fly home?
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Wayne Nagy - Aug 25,2017
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WOW!!!
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Jeff Arnold - Aug 25,2017
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I only camped one night, Don.
I don't know what the outcome of the twin was. I took a look at it and saw a slight bend on the right aileron. I would have been inclined to get in it and go.
For those wondering, the twin was an older Piper, an Apache maybe. After coming to a stop, on the grass, and exiting, the pilot got back in to ""raise the flaps"", but instead he raised the gear and it went down on the right wing. When I first saw it, it was sitting on its gear.
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