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Bill,Green hornet, advised me that Jim Kusian and his wife Colleen totaled their Maule at Wilson Bar this morning at 10 AM.. No further info at this time so I don't know if they were hurt... :(
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Butch what is his or her screen name?

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don't know but the n # is N 25 V I think Bill said. He posted all he knew on BCAH...The plane is pushed off to the side of the strip and will be taken off this week....
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Airplanes can be replaced. Hope they are OK!!!

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We are the couple that had a rough landing at Wilson Bar yesterday. We did survive the landing without a cut or scratch. We owe a huge deal of gratitude to: the original pilot who caught our signal, the Continental Flight 166 pilot who relayed the info, all of the folks at JC who helped us break camp yesterday, to Ray Arnold from Cascade (a nicer guy can't be found), and to the "Pilot" who guided our plane between the trees. Happy flying to everyone.

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jkflyer, It is good to hear that you both are okay!
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I agree glad to hear you both are ok. How bad is the plane hurt?

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I feel you pain. I'm in the process of rebuilding my M-4 after a flip in April. Glad you guys are OK!!!

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Another Maule Driver on the way here helped relay the message, glad you are ok. let us know if there is anythingf we can do to help

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We would really like to know who the Maule pilot was who relayed our call for help. Believe the N number ended with Bravo. We'd really like to know who to thank.

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jkflyer wrote:We would really like to know who the Maule pilot was who relayed our call for help. Believe the N number ended with Bravo. We'd really like to know who to thank.
It was John and Laura Lee from Lebanon, Oregon.

Glad your ok!

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Yikes, glad you guys are unhurt.

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Jim wasn't the Lone Ranger this year! Below a Stinson flown by a man named Don from Alaska had some landing difficulties at JC. Don was unhurt and thankful he wrecked to the right side of the field instead of to the left where all the spectators and other airplanes were tied down.

In addition to these Two, an aircraft type unknown flipped at Mc CAll, 2 Cubs wrecked at Dixie, pilots condition unknown, and one aircraft enroute Warren over due and assumed down, S & R were contacting CAP via Airplane to Airplane comm. link when I was enroute from JC to Mc CAll.

The good news I managed to make my solo into JC with a good landing twice. I also gave Big creek a look at the Green Hornet.

Next month Flying B these old broken bones can't take the below freezing temps at night, no sleep does not a good pilot make.
But for you young folks JC is a great field for a base camp to the
Idaho strips. Hot showers, rent a van for $8.00 bucks and go to Yellow
Pine for a prepared lunch and provisions at the General Store. Really nice camp sites with fire rings for bar bq. And there is a bunk house with 5 bunks. You need your air mattress and sleeping bag and lantern.



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You need your air mattress and sleeping bag and lantern.
Would that be a Green Lantern or is that another crime fighter?

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TomD wrote:
You need your air mattress and sleeping bag and lantern.
Would that be a Green Lantern or is that another crime fighter?

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OK light source :lol:
Lanterns don't fly :lol: This is the Hornet! :wink:
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