try
http://www.sportys.com/pilotshop/?li...trackingId=715

Come visit Sporty's and have a hot dog on us. Every
Saturday between 12 Noon and 2:00 p.m. Eastern Time, we
grill hotdogs, metts and brats in appreciation of our
customers. Flight planning facilities and low fuel prices
make Sporty's an ideal cross country destination. While
you're here, try on the latest headset, check out Cessna's
newest aircraft, or take a look at Sporty's unique product
line in our store.

100,000 Served and Counting
Sporty's recently reached a milestone of 100,000 hot
dogs served. A celebration was thrown and the President of
AOPA, Phil Boyer, had the honor of eating the 100,000th dog.
The cookouts, which began in 1992, have grown into a popular
stop for pilots on cross-country flights who want to visit
Sporty's headquarters at Clermont County/Sporty's Airport
(I69). We hope you can join us.



http://www.airnav.com/airport/I69








"Dico" wrote in message
oups.com...
| Hi Roy,
|
| 1b1 is perfect for our 2nd stop! Timing works out super!
|
| Now we need a place to stop in upstate Indiana....
|
| Suggestions?
|
| -dr
|
|
| Roy Smith wrote:
| In article
.com,
| "Dico" wrote:
|
| Hello all,
|
| I'm planning a trip from Newton, KS to Bangor, ME.
We'll be flying a
| Twin Comanche. Time frame would be in the next 2 or 3
weeks.
|
| I'm looking for advice on airports to stop at, fuel up
and get a bite
| to eat. Ideally we'd stay away from the big centres
and inexpensive
| fuel would be a bonus.
|
| If anyone lives in between this route and can boast
about their
| airport, I'd love to hear about it. I don't have any
idea where to
| stop so I thought I'd turn to here and ask for advice.
I know i can
| check airnav.com for fuel prices... but I like the
semi-personal touch
| of forums.
|
| Thanks,
|
| -dr
|
| 1B1 (Columbia County, NY) usually has good fuel prices,
GPS approaches to
| both ends of a big runway, and has an excellent
restaurant within easy
| walking distance. I haven't plotted it on a chart, but
it seems like
| should be sort of on the way from KS to ME.
|