Many thanks to those that participated in the Bristol Work Day

[Robert Slebodnik]

The weather cooperated for the Bristol  Work Day.

Many thanks to Tim Dubois (HG pilot, Club Member, and land owner extraordinaire) for getting your lawn mower to launch,  mowing the grass, cutting brush,  and helping to haul heavy tools back to the cars.

Many thanks to Dave Harvieux for much cutting of brush, preparatory work for the new pivoting windsock pole, dragging heavy tools to and from launch, working on erosion prevention, and forest management.

Many thanks to Bill Moore for managing to squeeze in cutting brush between family obligations in Corning. May your work be repaid by getting to fly Bristol this season. 

It was a very productive work day, so when you see these guys, thank them for making it possible to fly at Bristol. 

Rob Skinner (recovering from foot surgery) has been diligently working on plans for the new Windsock pole at Bristol. Stay tuned for more news on this important improvement. 

It was nice to see everyone today at Bristol.  I am amazed at how much got done and how good the launch looks. 😀😀😀😀😀,

Bob Slebodnik