All right Ken,
        That is the route that I had up on the GPS (to the grand Canyon)
but I had to take off to the East so I just kept going that way. I picked
out a corridor just South of NY control zone and went to the NJ beach. I
flew South for about 50 miles and turned around and retraced the route
back home. 1.5 hours,7 gal fuel, 155 average ground speed. I did pass by
Lakehurst NJ. Those hangers there really are big. They make quite a
landmark. Sorry I didn't come your way, It would have been fun
Joe  
On Sat, 12 Aug 2006 14:11:02 -0400 "Kenneth Wiltrout"
<kwiltrout1...@verizon.net> writes:
> Today 6399U and I put 2.5 hrs on the clock, we left 9D4 at 8:10am and 
> was on 
> the ground at N38 ( Pa Grand Canyon, Wellsboro Pa ) at 9:10am, 
> distance 
> covered was 120 mi+or -.
> Then I dropped into a 1800' grass strip near Morris, Pa ( PN0 ) 
> approx 15 mi 
> away. That was the wildest landing yet, as smooth as the rwy looks 
> it was 
> just the opposite, it also has a low spot in the middle, so rather 
> than wait 
> for the S to settle I had to force it in or run out of rwy.  The 
> plane 
> vibrated so bad that I couldn't find the brakes,JEEEEEZZZZZ, thank 
> God for 
> fixed gear!!! I did some sightseeing over the mountains as well, 
> 4500' 
> to,5500 from ,all total the GPS said I covered 280 mi's. in 2hrs 22 
> min. Not 
> bad for 70 HP.
> 
> Ken Wiltrout
> Kutztown, Pa 
> 
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Joe Horton, Coopersburg, Pa.
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