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47th Horne Point Fly-in at MD18 5/16/15

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acropilotbret

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I flew in last year and it was a good time. Not a lot of classics but there are usually a couple amazing biplanes that fly in. The runways are well drained and the grass is usually manicured. There were a couple of surprised faces when I landed there as it was thought it a sporty runway to land a Pitts on with the trees so close. Not gonna lie it was like I was flying the trench in an attempt to place a proton torpedo in a 2 meter wide reactor exhaust vent, without fighters shooting at me of course ;) (movie nerds will get my reference). Never the less it was a fun airport to fly into. If you're around the DELMARVA area and the weather is nice its something to fly-in to. More into is in a PDF on their website.

http://www.hornpointflyin.info/
 
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