If you look real hard you can see the Hatz up front in the prop arc.
L33 wing gust lock/tie down. We need to build a pair of these for the K7.
Frank and David converse with NCSA members Matt and Ray (The Colonel).
The K7 is the first glider assembled.
Piedmont Soaring member and North Carolina SSA Governor Charles Cook charts his route.
NCSA member Roger Fowler's Standard Cirrus is ready to go.
The K7 and Papa Echo are towed out to the starting line.
Freddie and Calvin assist with Foxtrot Foxtrot assembly.
Calvin quickly learns how heavy a composite wing can be.
The ASW 20 gets a tow to the line.
Freddie and Frank return from their task. The sailplanes landed on the grass to the right of runway 23.
The Discus, Romeo Quebec lands on 23.
Another glass ship lands on the pavement. I believe this is Mr. Ray Galloway.
Hotel Mike on short final for the grass.
The clubs Blanik L13 lands on the grass. It was working Saturday giving instruction flights.
Freddie & Franks ground track from the Garmin.
