On Aug 14, 8:30*am, J A wrote:
Also, considering it's size, there is a good steakhouse in town, and a
nice market with good coffee that is open early. *Both are in the middle
of town.

Hope you find a tow, can't help you there unfortunately.

At 16:43 13 August 2009, gen wrote:

I flew out of Logan, UT yesterday, and unexpectedly landed out on Big
Piney airport (KBPI) in WY. Since Logan is hosting a contest now, they
can't aeroretrieve me until they launch all gliders, possibly until
5pm or so. If there is any towplane nearby which can give me a tow
sooner, please call me at 650-276-0185. I already know Driggs is
closed until September.

By the way, Big Piney is a good place to landout. The pilot lounge is
open after hours, and it has a nice couch, a bathroom with shower, a
PC with internet connection, and even a bigscreen TV with satellite. I
looked up local restaurants on the net, called one of them, and have
my dinner delivered to the airport. They also have a courtesy car
(which I didn't know till this morning) if you want to stay in a motel
in town.

-Gen

We received this note from Gen along with a great photo of him using
the Franklin Fabrication Silver Canopy Cap as an emergency space
blanket. I suppose we'll have to update the instruction sheet to cover
this new usage!

Hi Dan,

I'm flying at Logan, UT now. The day before yesterday, I had my first
overnight landout at an airport 100 miles away from Logan. The airport
had a nice pilot lounge with a couch I could sleep on, but the heating
wasn't working well, and I woke up at night. Then I remembered I had
your canopy cover in the cockpit. I usually keep it on the canopy
until right before take off, and just roll it into the back of the
headrest. It turned out to be a good emergency blanket. Its size is
right, and it keeps the body heat pretty well. Attached is an
instructional photo of the usage.

-Gen