We had some rain, enough to make mud for a change, we also had some thunder and hail. Which is kind of odd for this time of year and temp, hope that's not a foreshadowing.

It's been really windy here the past few weeks, which might be a good thing because it's blowing all this damn pollen to the north!  Temps in the high 80s, but there are storms coming, so it's supposed to be cooler all next week.

I didn't do a lot of profiles either, but my favorite was a Sig Ultimate with an OS46.  It was a better airplane than I was a pilot!  Lost it one day when it got edge on to me and I couldn't see my blue airplane against a blue sky.  The engine survived and flew again, but nothing else did!

Well no, but profiles were never my draw to RC and still aren't.  I did have a box fuse fun fly, it was fun while it lasted, but not robust enough to outlast hay feeders.

 The good old days where small plane power was glow fuel and chicken sticks.

Introduced this day, many, many years ago........

We woke up to 6/10 in the gauge this morning.

Quote from: jetmex on March 27, 2025, 04:05:10 PMRaining and a little cooler here today.  Not a gully washer, thankfully. They seem to have saved that for the folks north of us...

I was reading this morning that places along the open border got big wind and upwards of 15" of rain last night. Maybe they saved some for our friends in the coastal areas?

Raining and a little cooler here today.  Not a gully washer, thankfully. They seem to have saved that for the folks north of us...

It finally sprung around here, low 80s yesterday, mid 80s today, and very little wind. 1st time I have worn a T shirt since fall.  Supposed to end come Saturday, but they are promising some wet, so its welcome.

You know for some reason I have been wondering about some of our wayward members, Roger hasn't been active here for 5 years, but is on facebook often and apparently doing well looks like still in Giddings, tracked him down through his Youtube videos where he watched a Space X launch and capture late last year.