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Don Maxwell - Feb 19,2019
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Zoom up to 2,000 feet and it doesn't get much less cryptic:
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Don Maxwell - Feb 19,2019
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Ken Leonard - Feb 20,2019
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The risks of giving People too much free time... They will play.
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Don Maxwell - Feb 20,2019
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Harrumph. This was flight planning, Ken. I was looking for Gator Field. Spotted this thing first and it was more interesting.
Normally when flying to Searey Central from Virginia I stick to the beaches until Jacksonville and then turn southwest when I get to that big 1500 foot tall airplane-collector tower just south of FD86 (Deep Woods Ranch). Pinecastle is about 16 nm WNW of the tower, buried inside the R-2910 Restricted areas.
But I've flown fairly close to the Pinecastle Impact Range a couple of times--when SEALORD said the Restricted areas were cold--but without seeing it. (Down low through Lake George is gorgeous!) So it caught my eye in Google's sat photo.
(In the "Pinecastle-Tower" image, the tower is lower-right, just above the "1" in "1 mile".)
But you're right about the free time. I'd be flying instead today, except for 600 feet, 1.5 miles, and cold rain.
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Bill West - Feb 20,2019
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More interesting than Gator Field? Harrumph. Welcome to Florida Professor.
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Don Maxwell - Feb 20,2019
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Sorry, Bill, I didn't mean any slight. I just meant Pinecastle was more interesting at the time. My very first SeaRey ride was at Gator, and THAT was INTERESTING! At one point Kerry swooped down and crossed a small lake nearby at about 1 foot AWL, flew through some cattails on the far side--they brushed the hull--pulled up into a very tight wingover, back down through the cattails, and landed on the water, full stop. That was the most interesting flight I'd ever had in my life.
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Ken Leonard - Feb 20,2019
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I didn't mean YOUR free time, Don! I meant the folks who place notes on the planet. It's exactly the mischief enlisted guys will do. ...like...oh, "we have a Duce and a half full of sponges we need to dispose of...wonder if we can make a pond disappear?" Yeah, you can.
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Don Maxwell - Feb 20,2019
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Ha! That's almost as good as watching some Army engineers in Korea make two bulldozers disappear in a mud puddle. A few days later they brought a bigger dozer to make them reappear.
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