Scottish visitor to Arizona and Ohio - want to fly!!!

[Valerie Alexander]

Will be visiting Tuscon last week of March 07 and Ohio
first week of April 07 and would really like to fly
if I can.

I have found the arizona sailplane association website
and hence links to Turf Soaring School and Tucson Gliding
Club.

Struggling a bit on the Ohio side of things. I will
be in Lebanon, Ohio which is roughly between Dayton
and Cincinnati. A trawl of google this afternoon has
only uncovered Adrian Soaring Club for Michigan / NW
Ohio.

I would be really interested to hear of any other clubs
in the Dayton / Cincinnati area. Also whether they
are a year round 7 day a week organisation etc.

Many thanks in advance for any URL posts or advice.

[Guy Byars]

Caesar Creek Soaring Club is one of the largest clubs in the USA and is
right in the Cincinnati Dayton area. It is only 8 miles from Lebanon.
Check out its website for more info.

http://soarccsc.com/index.shtml

We fly all year and guests are always welcome.

Guy Byars





"Valerie Alexander" > wrote in
message ...
> Will be visiting Tuscon last week of March 07 and Ohio
> first week of April 07 and would really like to fly
> if I can.
>
> I have found the arizona sailplane association website
> and hence links to Turf Soaring School and Tucson Gliding
> Club.
>
> Struggling a bit on the Ohio side of things. I will
> be in Lebanon, Ohio which is roughly between Dayton
> and Cincinnati. A trawl of google this afternoon has
> only uncovered Adrian Soaring Club for Michigan / NW
> Ohio.
>
> I would be really interested to hear of any other clubs
> in the Dayton / Cincinnati area. Also whether they
> are a year round 7 day a week organisation etc.
>
> Many thanks in advance for any URL posts or advice.
>
>
>
>

[Pete Brown]

Valerie:

If you visit Caesar Creek and if you have any interest in
general aviation as well, visit Red Stewart field as well.
It's only a few miles away from the Caesar Creek field and
they rent some great old airplanes from a gorgeous grass
field.

http://www.stewartsaircraft.net/index.htm

It's also a short hop to Dayton, home of the Wright Bros.
and the cradle of aviation. The USAF Museum is there as are
a few nice Wright Bros. exhibits, particularly the
original 1905 Wright B Flyer at Carillon Park.

http://www.carillonpark.org/wrightbrospage.html



Peter D. Brown
Anchorage, Alaska
http://home.gci.net/~pdb/
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/akmtnsoaring/


Guy Byars wrote:

> Caesar Creek Soaring Club is one of the largest clubs in the USA and is
> right in the Cincinnati Dayton area. It is only 8 miles from Lebanon.
> Check out its website for more info.
>
> http://soarccsc.com/index.shtml
>
> We fly all year and guests are always welcome.
>
> Guy Byars
>

>>Struggling a bit on the Ohio side of things. I will
>>be in Lebanon, Ohio which is roughly between Dayton
>>and Cincinnati. A trawl of google this afternoon has
>>only uncovered Adrian Soaring Club for Michigan / NW
>>Ohio.
>>
>>I would be really interested to hear of any other clubs
>>in the Dayton / Cincinnati area. Also whether they
>>are a year round 7 day a week organisation etc.
>>
>>Many thanks in advance for any URL posts or advice.

--

[ucsdcpc]

I was made very welcome at Fun County Soaring

http://www.funcountrysoaring.com

a couple of years ago when on a visit from the UK. About 1hr drive SW from
Cleveland AFAIR.

Here are some photos I took

http://homepage.ntlworld.com/chris_gadsby/gliding_at_fcs.htm

Chris



Pete Brown wrote:
> Valerie:
>
> If you visit Caesar Creek and if you have any interest in general
> aviation as well, visit Red Stewart field as well. It's only a few miles
> away from the Caesar Creek field and they rent some great old airplanes
> from a gorgeous grass field.
>
> http://www.stewartsaircraft.net/index.htm
>
> It's also a short hop to Dayton, home of the Wright Bros. and the cradle
> of aviation. The USAF Museum is there as are a few nice Wright Bros.
> exhibits, particularly the original 1905 Wright B Flyer at Carillon Park.
>
> http://www.carillonpark.org/wrightbrospage.html
>
>
>
> Peter D. Brown
> Anchorage, Alaska
> http://home.gci.net/~pdb/
> http://groups.yahoo.com/group/akmtnsoaring/
>
>
> Guy Byars wrote:
>
>> Caesar Creek Soaring Club is one of the largest clubs in the USA and
>> is right in the Cincinnati Dayton area. It is only 8 miles from
>> Lebanon. Check out its website for more info.
>>
>> http://soarccsc.com/index.shtml
>>
>> We fly all year and guests are always welcome.
>>
>> Guy Byars
>>
>
>>> Struggling a bit on the Ohio side of things. I will
>>> be in Lebanon, Ohio which is roughly between Dayton
>>> and Cincinnati. A trawl of google this afternoon has
>>> only uncovered Adrian Soaring Club for Michigan / NW
>>> Ohio.
>>>
>>> I would be really interested to hear of any other clubs
>>> in the Dayton / Cincinnati area. Also whether they
>>> are a year round 7 day a week organisation etc.
>>>
>>> Many thanks in advance for any URL posts or advice.
>