On-Line Contest Registration

I just registered (on-line) for Region 11 at Minden, June 7 -11, 2004. System
has been down, but it's up and running again.

I see 20 pilots that ain't going to make the 50 ship limit at Parowan. Just
like to say that Minden still loves you and we ain't got no *reverse seeding*,
so come on over. We got the same outstanding soaring conditions AND Casinos!!!
Those Mormon's catch you gambling in Utah and there's no telling what they may
do to you.

25 so far on a 40 ship limit in Standard Class, 15 Meter, 18 meter, Open and
working on a 2-seater class.
See ya' On-the-grid,

JJ Sinclair

One other item Parowan. It's a dry town so the only other source for a
drink besides the lone "members" bar in town is to bring your own. This is not
meant as a "dis", I think Parowan is great, but I remembered this from last
year when, after a long flight to Parowan in the SuperCub my pilot and I needed
a drink and had to hike for it!

Kemp
9J
I see 20 pilots that ain't going to make the 50 ship limit at Parowan. Just
like to say that Minden still loves you and we ain't got no *reverse
seeding*,
so come on over. We got the same outstanding soaring conditions AND
Casinos!!!
Those Mormon's catch you gambling in Utah and there's no telling what they
may
do to you.

25 so far on a 40 ship limit in Standard Class, 15 Meter, 18 meter, Open and
working on a 2-seater class.
See ya' On-the-grid,

JJ Sinclair

JJ Sinclair wrote:
I just registered (on-line) for Region 11 at Minden, June 7 -11, 2004. System
has been down, but it's up and running again.

I see 20 pilots that ain't going to make the 50 ship limit at Parowan. Just
like to say that Minden still loves you and we ain't got no *reverse seeding*,
so come on over.

Now that the SSA newsgroups are functioning again, you can read my
insightful comments on *reverse seeding*!

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Eric Greenwell
Washington State
USA

There is a state owned liquor store in town just off main street. But
you have to get used to 'funny' beer unless you pay almost double for
imported beers.

BYOB

(Kizuno) wrote in message ...
One other item Parowan. It's a dry town so the only other source for a
drink besides the lone "members" bar in town is to bring your own. This is not
meant as a "dis", I think Parowan is great, but I remembered this from last
year when, after a long flight to Parowan in the SuperCub my pilot and I needed
a drink and had to hike for it!

Kemp
9J
I see 20 pilots that ain't going to make the 50 ship limit at Parowan. Just
like to say that Minden still loves you and we ain't got no *reverse
seeding*,
so come on over. We got the same outstanding soaring conditions AND
Casinos!!!
Those Mormon's catch you gambling in Utah and there's no telling what they
may
do to you.

25 so far on a 40 ship limit in Standard Class, 15 Meter, 18 meter, Open and
working on a 2-seater class.
See ya' On-the-grid,

JJ Sinclair

The leaders of the state of Utah used to set up roadblocks
in the summer for rafters heading there from Colorado.
They would take all hard liquor and real beer from
you and also write a ticket. Not sure what the point
was, but it certainly did not win the any friends.

At 18:00 02 March 2004, Johnd wrote:
There is a state owned liquor store in town just off
main street. But
you have to get used to 'funny' beer unless you pay
almost double for
imported beers.

BYOB

(Kizuno) wrote in message news:...
One other item Parowan. It's a dry town so the
only other source for a
drink besides the lone 'members' bar in town is to
bring your own. This is not
meant as a 'dis', I think Parowan is great, but I
remembered this from last
year when, after a long flight to Parowan in the SuperCub
my pilot and I needed
a drink and had to hike for it!

Kemp
9J
I see 20 pilots that ain't going to make the 50 ship
limit at Parowan. Just
like to say that Minden still loves you and we ain't
got no *reverse
seeding*,
so come on over. We got the same outstanding soaring
conditions AND
Casinos!!!
Those Mormon's catch you gambling in Utah and there's
no telling what they
may
do to you.

25 so far on a 40 ship limit in Standard Class, 15
Meter, 18 meter, Open and
working on a 2-seater class.
See ya' On-the-grid,

JJ Sinclair

The leaders of the state of Utah used to set up roadblocks
in the summer for rafters heading there from Colorado.
They would take all hard liquor and real beer from
you and also write a ticket. Not sure what the point

Lets see now, armed men stopping rafters on a remote river. What's that remind
you of?

Let Shelton hear about this and we'll have a Mormon Deliverance, in print,
within 24 hours.

DA-NA-Lon-tun-tun, DA-NA-Lon-tun-tun

He's got a real purdy mouth on him, don't he?

WHEEEEEEE,
JJ Sinclair

Stewart Kissel wrote in message ...
The leaders of the state of Utah used to set up roadblocks
in the summer for rafters heading there from Colorado.
They would take all hard liquor and real beer from
you and also write a ticket. Not sure what the point
was, but it certainly did not win the any friends.


With 50 pilots in the contest it would make sense to set up a
daily shuttle service to Mesquite to haul in in quantities whatever
is needed. Just ask you CD.
Maybe I was luky everytime with my full trunk but I haven't seen any
road blocks on the way to Parowan...

Cheers
Michael

I was lifting weights with one of my sons one night at Gold's Gym on Laurel
Canyon when I saw this guy that looked just too familiar. It kept nagging at
me until I realized I was looking that the man most ruined by typecasting in
all of Hollywood.

Yep. It was that redneck in the love scene from Deliverance.

"Them panties. Take them off, too. Why, hell, boy. You look just lahk uh
peeg."

He can't get a job in the movies but he said the Brits had hired him to do
his George Bush imitation on one of their shows. Says it's basically the
same part but he wears a suit. Not sure who plays the Ned Beatty role.
(Well, you know the obvious joke that plugs in here, don't you?)

I can get his autograph for you, JJ, if you want it.



"JJ Sinclair" wrote in message
...

The leaders of the state of Utah used to set up roadblocks
in the summer for rafters heading there from Colorado.
They would take all hard liquor and real beer from
you and also write a ticket. Not sure what the point

Lets see now, armed men stopping rafters on a remote river. What's that
remind
you of?

Let Shelton hear about this and we'll have a Mormon Deliverance, in print,
within 24 hours.

DA-NA-Lon-tun-tun, DA-NA-Lon-tun-tun

He's got a real purdy mouth on him, don't he?

WHEEEEEEE,
JJ Sinclair

Having been a former Utah inhabitant but one not of the predominant
religious persuasion, we used to go just across the border into Wyoming,
load up the back of the pickup with cases of our favorite brews (we're
talkin' 3/4 ton with the backend sagging) and head home to SLC. Now with
enough liquor store neon signs to light up NYC within half a mile of the
border and a truck looking like that we never got stopped. My wife even
used to load up a horse trailer with it and sway all over the place (from
the weight not the liquor). So if they didn't stop us thumbing our nose at
them like that I honestly doubt whether you have a serious risk of being
stopped taking a few cases heading to Parowan. But they don't laugh much
there if you do get stopped. Got that lesson on hang gliding trips to
southern Utah.

Casey Lenox
KC
Phoenix

This is just TOO MUCH FUN, Shelton. I laughed until I cried at your last post.
Troube is, the Mormon's don't know what we are talking about, because the
Elders forbad the viewing of Deliverance.

Yep. It was that redneck in the love scene from Deliverance.

"Them panties. Take them off, too. Why, hell, boy. You look just lahk uh
peeg."

He can't get a job in the movies but he said the Brits had hired him to do
his George Bush imitation on one of their shows. Says it's basically the
same part but he wears a suit. Not sure who plays the Ned Beatty role.
(Well, you know the obvious joke that plugs in here, don't you?)

I can get his autograph for you, JJ, if you want it.



"JJ Sinclair" wrote in message
...

The leaders of the state of Utah used to set up roadblocks
in the summer for rafters heading there from Colorado.
They would take all hard liquor and real beer from
you and also write a ticket. Not sure what the point

Lets see now, armed men stopping rafters on a remote river. What's that
remind
you of?

Let Shelton hear about this and we'll have a Mormon Deliverance, in print,
within 24 hours.

DA-NA-Lon-tun-tun, DA-NA-Lon-tun-tun

He's got a real purdy mouth on him, don't he?

WHEEEEEEE,
JJ Sinclair

JJ Sinclair