More July and MRRCS

 7-18-2022

Today James helped me clean up the last of the snow damage from this winter.  We took the broken top out of the dogwood and cleaned up a lot of stuff that got knocked down as it fell.  We also took the top off the magnolia that got bent over by the heavy snow.

James is getting pretty good with the pole saw and really likes it.

We are getting set up to cut the top of the dogwood tree off.

7-20-2022

I started loading the motor home with planes for the Mount Rainier Radio Control Society Warbird event on Saturday.  I often take a picture like this so I can get them loaded the same for the trip home.

7-21-2022

I am ready for my first flight of the day at MRRCS.  They have a really nice club house with a wood stove, refrigerator and pop machine. 

7-22-2022

We parked in the lower spot this trip because the upper one was taken.  It turns out I like it better because it is a shorter walk to the pit area.  There were quite a few campers this time.

7-23-2022

Here are some of the other club members checking out the B-36.  The guy with the phone interviewed me and put it on Facebook along with video of it flying.

It was a special day because Nadra, Kaye and Linda came to watch and visit.  Kneeling on the right is Karl, Kaye's son and president of the MRRCS club.

My P-39 is sitting along side of a smaller one.

Nadra, Kaye and Linda are sitting under Karl's sunshade where they watched me fly the B-36.  We had a great time visiting with them all afternoon.

Karl put his drone in the air and they each took turns watching the video it was sending back to the Goggles.

This is Karl's drone hovering in front of them.

Some more of the warbirds that were there.  I didn't take as many pictures as normal because I was having such a good time visiting.

Just before the sunset this doe and three point buck wandered by.

7-24-2022

I got in a few flights this morning before we headed home.  It was another great stay at MRRCS!