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Glenn Wegman
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Apparently nobody told them what month this is :)


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Glenn Wegman wrote:
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Appaerntly nobody told them what month this is :)



Ok Glenn you got me. :oops: Made me look. :shock: :D :D
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good one Glenn! Did they use all 6800' to land?

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Dang, I fell for it too! :lol:

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good one Glenn! Did they use all 6800' to land?


Jason,

It's only 6300'

I've told you a million times not to exagerate :wink:
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One straggler....must have had his tail shot up!
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So, Glenn, How was it to see the family this early in the season?8)

Figured I owed ya that- You got me too...:shock:

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It's good to see things are busy down there.
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Nice picture.
Turkeys can indeed fly - and it's a pretty impressive sight and sound. At some family property last year I saw a turkey get 30-40' high crossing a road - and it was noisy!

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Glenn Wegman wrote:
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good one Glenn! Did they use all 6800' to land?


Jason,

It's only 6300'

I've told you a million times not to exagerate :wink:


You're right. When the truth comes out that it's shorter, it's never a good thing.

If I get my S-2B down there after sun-n-fun, I'd be willing to trade some flight time for say a 51 that needs a backseater!!!! :wink: :wink: Just get them darn turkeys out of the way!

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"As God is my witness, I thought turkeys could fly.."

- Arthur Carlson, Station Manager, WKRP

"OH MY GOD, THEIR HITTING THE GROUND LIKE WET BAGS OF CEMENT"

- Les Nesman, Reporter, WKRP


It's good to see things are busy down there.


Ha Ha "Oh the hummanity".

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Yes turkeys fly. One flew into my moms car and totalled the front window! :shock:

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Nathan wrote:
Yes turkeys fly. One flew into my moms car and totalled the front window! :shock:


Oh, yea!

I hit one with a Mustang as it flew accross the runway, and another with my truck as it flew accross the road and it shattered the windshield.

Almost makes me whish that they couldn't fly!

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Glen do you still have that cool lowrider Chevy man?
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