Anybody who is still looking for a New year's resolution, here's one not to be missed:
Join the CHGPA 100 club!
100 flights for 2010!
So far, Carlos is leading the pack with his new year's day flight.
Rules? We don't need no stinkin rules!
Well.. maybe... Flight has to be 5 minutes minimum (this is to avoid training hill flights, unless you get really lucky)
It also may not end in the trees or in bodily injury (totaling your wing is okay though)
You may combine HG and PG flights into your total.
Considering that HG don't have monopoly on towing, tow flights count. The 5 minute minimum still applies, not counting time on tow (no towing up to 300 feet 30 times a day).
Questions: for a level playing field: should outside chgpa area flights be counted? Should weekday flights be counted?
We can use this thread to keep track of stats.
Happy flying!
-- ellis
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- pink_albatross
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Re: the chgpa 100 club
I vote for count them all. 100 non-training hill flights a year is a big accomplishment by anyone who lives in this part of the world.
Is anyone else tired of the cold and ready to take a trip to Mexico or South America?
Dan T
Is anyone else tired of the cold and ready to take a trip to Mexico or South America?
Dan T
- pink_albatross
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Re: the chgpa 100 club
Tally for the year so far:
Carlos: 2
Dan Tomlinson: 1
Ellis: 1
Hugh: 1
A great time was had by all today. Winter thermals at Woodstock
Carlos: 2
Dan Tomlinson: 1
Ellis: 1
Hugh: 1
A great time was had by all today. Winter thermals at Woodstock
Re: the chgpa 100 club
Hiw about the 100 hour club instead? If you fly 100 times you certainly should come close!
Bun