WAITING!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[Scotty Dog]

Its sunny and warm.
Im all packed up(rockets) and ready.
There seems to be a little bit of a breeze kicking up.
The wife just called and said she will be home at 2:30 now,not 2:00
If 2:30 turns into 3:00, Im outa here and she can watch the launch on the news. WOMEN!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[chadrog]

I would've left an hour ago...

[Gary Byrum]

I suppose 49 degrees might qualify as a warm day to someone that lives a stones throw from Canada. You might classify our 62 degree day as balmy.

[chadrog]

I suppose 49 degrees might qualify as a warm day to someone that lives a stones throw from Canada. You might classify our 62 degree day as balmy.

That's funny - It's 65 here and I switched to shorts and opened up the house!

[Gary Byrum]

It's sunny here also....FINALLY! It's a crying shame I have nowhere close by to launch a few or somebody to launch em with. I have a bunch that need their maiden flights.

[Rokitman88]

What the heck Scotty? You need an audience? Just go pleasure yourself...........um I mean......put some stuff in the air! You too Gary!

[Gary Byrum]

What the heck Scotty? You need an audience? Just go pleasure yourself...........um I mean......put some stuff in the air! You too Gary!

I don't have any where to launch anymore. I mean sure, I could poot a few up at the school field but I'd be limited to really small motors...1/2 & A, and I really don't wanna pack up all my gear just for those. What I want to launch requires some D's & E's. Guess I'll just wait for the Freedom launch.

[MarkII]

I suppose 49 degrees might qualify as a warm day to someone that lives a stones throw from Canada. You might classify our 62 degree day as balmy.

No, that's summertime.

50 degrees here today; it's lovely to see those numbers again. But every field is either a quagmire or is submerged today. Weather is good for flying; field conditions are not.

I launch on the local school's athletic fields. No one has ever interfered with or questioned my use of them, but that would like change if I ventured out into them when they were so soft and fragile.

[GDJ]

Ah! the Magnum did well. Excellent!

[Gary Byrum]

No, that's summertime.

Well then...bless you're hearts up in the chill zone. I'm a 70 degree man but that's a given for around here. I did take advantage of the low humidity today and hit the Bonestell Lander with a coat of white this afternoon. If the increased temp tomorrow don't hit us with too much humidity, I hope to get the 2nd coat on.

[MarkII]

Well then...bless you're hearts up in the chill zone. I'm a 70 degree man but that's a given for around here. I did take advantage of the low humidity today and hit the Bonestell Lander with a coat of white this afternoon. If the increased temp tomorrow don't hit us with too much humidity, I hope to get the 2nd coat on.

Yeah, I would have been out painting rockets too if the temp was 62 degrees. I don't do anything to create the seasonal temps that I get any more than you do anything to create yours. We all adapt to the local climate where we live. I didn't always live here, but I have been here for quite awhile now.

[Madison Alum]

Nice rockets. Hopefully I'll be out launching a few in a couple of weeks. I noticed that the dog didn't get muddy. Doen't he get to go with to the launch?
John