Home Forums Pilot Alerts & TFRs LAUNCHES OPEN for Site Flying WEST of Hwy 18

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  • #21383
    Tom Morrison
    General Member

    David,

    You will have to wait until I am back at AJX April 25. That’s when I have requested great flying conditions.

    #21384
    David Webb
    General Member

    I believe I will need someone else of consequence to request excellent conditions then. I will go postal if I have to wait that long.

    #21385
    Tom Morrison
    General Member

    lol…

    #21390
    Jonathan Dietch
    General Member

    Followed the following route yesterday and it was a sad sight skimming along so much denuded landscape with a spiderweb of fresh fire break scars. I hope the root system is able to secure the soil against erosion and mudslides.
    2024-12-08 Crestline VFWb

    #21391
    Dan DeWeese
    General Member
    CSS Instructor

    The vegetation recovers pretty quickly. This is the hill springing back after the Old fire. P4246566

    #21392
    Mark Hoffmann
    General Member

    Thats Tim’s green truck, Ken Howells 1996 silver Tacoma, Stan Koselak Red truck and last but not least My Gold 1999 Tacoma… Dan, Thanks for the cruise down memory lane.

    #21396
    Ken Howells
    General Member

    Good eye,  Mark! What’s the date on that? 2004?

     

    #21397
    Mark Hoffmann
    General Member

    early 2004 sounds about right. The Old fire was >>>” The Old Fire was a large complex wildfire that started on October 25, 2003 (the original Old Fire began on October 25), near Old Waterman Canyon Road and California State Route 18 in the San Bernardino Mountains, in San Bernardino County, Southern California, United States.”

     

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