Oshkosh Photo Album

Everyone has been posting their Oshkosh photos, so here is mine. I took
about 150 photos. Not all of them are great, but some of them turned out
pretty cool, especially the aerial shots of the field.

http://www.sarangan.org/album/aviation_album.html (Click on 2005, and
scroll to the bottom)

http://www.sarangan.org/album/aviation_album.html (Click on 2005, and
scroll to the bottom)

Great pix, Andrew. You can just make out our campsite, in the aerial photo
you took of the N40.

Sorry we missed you this year. Maybe next year?!
--
Jay Honeck
Iowa City, IA
Pathfinder N56993
www.AlexisParkInn.com
"Your Aviation Destination"

Which one is N40 and which one is your site? I assume that it's one of the
Bell 47 Ride pics but I'm not familiar enough to recognize N40.

Marco Leon

"Jay Honeck" wrote in message
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http://www.sarangan.org/album/aviation_album.html (Click on 2005, and
scroll to the bottom)

Great pix, Andrew. You can just make out our campsite, in the aerial
photo
you took of the N40.

Sorry we missed you this year. Maybe next year?!
--
Jay Honeck
Iowa City, IA
Pathfinder N56993
www.AlexisParkInn.com
"Your Aviation Destination"

Marco Leon wrote:
Which one is N40 and which one is your site? I assume that it's one of the
Bell 47 Ride pics but I'm not familiar enough to recognize N40.

"N40" is shorthand for "the north 40 acres", which is the general aviation
camping area to the north of the main display area.

George Patterson
Give a person a fish and you feed him for a day; teach a person to
use the Internet and he won't bother you for weeks.

Another way of saying the same thing is that the North 40 is adjacent to and
immediately south of Runways 9/27 and runs from the west end of the field
(approach end of Rwy 09) east to the warbird area.

Jim



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Marco Leon wrote:
Which one is N40 and which one is your site? I assume that it's one of
the
Bell 47 Ride pics but I'm not familiar enough to recognize N40.

"N40" is shorthand for "the north 40 acres", which is the general aviation
camping area to the north of the main display area.

George Patterson
Give a person a fish and you feed him for a day; teach a person to
use the Internet and he won't bother you for weeks.

("RST Engineering" wrote)
Another way of saying the same thing is that the North 40 is adjacent to
and immediately south of Runways 9/27 and runs from the west end of the
field (approach end of Rwy 09) east to the warbird area.


....and also wraps around to the 'north' side of 9/27, up by the Hilton,
Super 8, and Friar Tuck's.


Montblack

Marco Leon wrote:
Which one is N40 and which one is your site? I assume that it's one of the
Bell 47 Ride pics but I'm not familiar enough to recognize N40.

2005
page 8
slide 120

But which row? Relative to the building, how many rows up or down (in the
picture) and how many planes in?

--
Bob (Chief Pilot, White Knuckle Airways - who never did find the party
:-( )


"john smith" wrote in message
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Marco Leon wrote:
Which one is N40 and which one is your site? I assume that it's one of
the
Bell 47 Ride pics but I'm not familiar enough to recognize N40.

2005
page 8
slide 120

("Bob Chilcoat" wrote)
But which row? Relative to the building, how many rows up or down (in the
picture) and how many planes in?

2005
page 8
slide 120


http://www.sarangan.org/album/aviation_album.html

Looks like three planes west (west is up) of the red shower building, not
quite to the curve in the road. His plane is the first one, next to the
road. It would be four planes but the spot across from his is empty.


Montblack

Photo number 120 (page 8) is the N40.