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Comment by Tim Raasch on August 17, 2011 at 12:44pm

We are planning to be there for two days only. Any suggestions for what days are the best to attend. I know "every day" is the best day. But what would you narrow it down to for two consecutive days. Also folks, thanks for the previous suggestions and emails. This is why hangerchat rocks!

Comment by Obie S. Young on August 16, 2011 at 3:01pm

The Florida Air Museum at Sun 'N Fun in Lakeland, Fla., offers one-week aviation camps for teenagers. "You're in the moment and you actually have control of the whole entire airplane," says Katelynne Pease, 16. "Time slows down and you're having fun." CNN (8/13)

Comment by Obie S. Young on August 13, 2011 at 4:38pm

Ditton  what Dave said.. *** OBIE ***

Comment by Dave Shallbetter on August 13, 2011 at 3:59pm

Hi Tim,

     Here's a link to the Sun 'n Fun web page for lodging- http://sun-n-fun.org/FlyIn/Lodging/hotelsMotels.aspx But for the full immersion SnF experience, you should consider camping on site. There's so much that goes on during the evening & early morning hours, it's a shame to miss it!

     Also, tune to SnFRadio www.liveatc.net/snf to keep up on what's going on during the fly-in & year round on the Sun 'n Fun Campus. If you're in the area of KLAL you can also hear SnFRadio at 1510 AM.

     If you'd like to be more than a spectator, Sun 'n Fun is always looking for volunteers! More info- http://sun-n-fun.org/Volunteer.aspx

Dave

    

Comment by Tim Raasch on August 13, 2011 at 9:02am

Matt Younkin with his twin beech is one of my favorites. Twice the amount of round engine noise and lots of smoke.

Comment by Tim Raasch on August 13, 2011 at 8:56am

Planning our first trip to SNF next spring. Would someone let me know whens the best time to reserve a hotel and could you suggest any that you've had a good experience with?

Thanks in advance.

Tim

Comment by Caz Zie on August 10, 2011 at 8:49am

Aeroshell again !! Never get enough T-6 noise.

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