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18 was reopened to residents only 4pm yesterday / monday 6th.
Its difficult traveling around up here. Loaders are clearing side roads one bucket wide. 8ft. Berms are high everywhere. i made it to launch yesterday 930am or so to check the webcam at the tower. Snowdrift as high as the fence. walked right in. Climbed up to stand up the webcam stand and found out the rod holding it was bent and pulled out by the load of rime and wind. when it warms up a tad will cut out the old and replace. A bulldozer came down playground from paivika just beforew we left. Told him he could clear the parking lot to make some space if he needed some place to park machines. The launch sign is poking out above the snow in the second picture. bring a shovel


CSS / Ranch agreement is going to be renegotiated over the coming weeks with an emphasis on a path to club ownership and subsequently shielding the property from sale for as long as the flying site exists.
you dont need a PhD to know which way the wind blows.
Youre in the lee of a hill and surrounded by trees. Makes for a strong wind gradient. Reminded me of a fire back Oct 07 started at the substation just north of you by a tree into powerlines arcing in a 60+ mph NE. Started at 5am. By 1130 it ate 195 homes. Im just downwind another 2 miles and theres a solid column of smoke all day moving SW. Winds are so high they wont fly the tankers. We’re outside clearing branches and checking the garden hose ready to defend our hut. I’m all the while thinking, “Where are the planes?” as the winds subsided a bit around 4pm I hear the whine of the red bellied 707 and see it low, slow and northbound. What a welcome sight. Went driving around to check things out, copters picking up water from the lake, leading edge of the fire crawling down to Dart canyon. Caught this pic on day 2 of the smoke making its way over the ridge toward the Pacific. When they say “It’s blowing down”, It really is.



We (As in Tim and I) are going to move the artificial back about 20ft and throw some rye grass seed to get that area of grass going again. We’ll put stake and ribbon up too so please dont walk over the seeded area. Gotta get our green on now that the heat has headed south.
Is it time for a search warrant and raid?
Accident reports? Where do they go when submitted to the USHPA?
Where is the narrative, the story, shared with the tribe?
Tom, If youre only visiting here couple times per year, you’d be better off buying a monthly every visit.
Now that we have solid structure we could install a club owned ptz cam.
I havent heard any reports about the bandwidth or continuity of the internet connection lately though. Might not be feasible yet.
Not on you Dave Webb. We just didnt anticipate that happening.
Chris, I’ve asked the CSS (not Webb) webmaster looking into it. He will be contacting you.
The signup should be fixed up pretty soon so associates can sign up.
Too many people were buying the associate membership who werent qualified for it. It is for those people related to full regular members, such as spouse, son daughter, living in same household. Like Masayo, Majo, Noel and perhaps another one or two whom I’m not personally familiar.
Ordinarily CSS has only ~3 to 5 associate members, after membership signups went online, that jumped up to 40. Hmmm. A look at the list of those associate members led to the conclusion that the online store wasnt coded well enough to prevent it from being gamed. It might be getting rewritten.
Maybe the description of that membership class wasnt explained well enough, I dunno.
Hi Don Long time no see. Here it is. Come on out and shade up!
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