Do we have any idea of the distribution of indoor flyers across the US?
Anyone on the west coast has had travel cross country to attend Nats for
most of the last 25 years. I'll be at Kibbie this year regardless (barring
another emergency like I had last year), but it sure would be nice to even
things out a little over the next 25 years.
Unfortunately I'm not able to travel this year so if it's anywhere other
than Kibbie I won't be able to attend.
On Tue, Dec 2, 2014 at 1:05 PM, joshuawfinn_at_gmail.com [Indoor_Construction]
<Indoor_Construction_at_yahoogroups.com> wrote:
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> I'd be in favor of Baden, Rantoul, or Kent. Any one of those sounds
> awesome to me. I think Kibbie, while and excellent site for indoor flying,
> isn't a good place for the Nats because it is so far away from most
> everything. Tim Lavender's group have been stalwarts of the Nats for a long
> time, but sites like that are much too far for them. They've already shown
> willingness to travel as far as Illinois, however.
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> A Cat II site like Kent isn't prohibitive for scale flying, so I don't
> think we'd have to make major sacrifices to fly in there. Having been to
> the site, I'd totally fly a coconut in there.
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> -Joshua Finn
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