Good Luck to Rusty!!!!

Ken Cook Sat Oct 15, 2016 4:14 am

The Huntersville, NC control line contest is today. Rusty with a bunch of other determined flyers begin this morning. I would just like to wish Rusty good luck and tight lines. He might have some stiff competition this year. Unfortunately, I was not able to participate this year as I was really looking forward to doing so. Ken

getback Sat Oct 15, 2016 7:26 am

I will second that , i got a PM from mike ( londke3 ) wanting to know if i was going to be able to come sad as it is i just don't have the funds at this time . Just to be there and get to meet them would have been the Bomb ! I am sure he will bring us back a good report and just maybe a trophy. I will have to shoot for next year again if i can make it that long on squat for income (waiting on disability is a real crock after 2 yrs ) Sept. 2017 is my court date Pumpkin

Good Luck Rusty !! i need to call Mike and let him know and wish him Luck too with Happy Landing !Eric Airplane

fit90 Sat Oct 15, 2016 10:05 am

Go get 'em Rusty!! I am looking forward to hearing about all the fun and seeing all the trophies!

**Cribbs74** Sat Oct 15, 2016 10:17 am

Good luck buddy!

ian1954 Sat Oct 15, 2016 10:51 am

All the best Rusty as I look out on a cold, wet and windy British day and "fiddle" with engines.

dckrsn Sat Oct 15, 2016 11:39 am

Break a leg Rusty, we're all rootin' for ya.
Bob

roddie Sat Oct 15, 2016 11:57 am

Good Luck Rusty!! Thumbs Up

**Admin** Sat Oct 15, 2016 1:13 pm

Bring home the gold Rusty! Clapping

Break a line! Smoking

**RknRusty** Thu Oct 20, 2016 9:11 am

I NEVER SAW THIS THREAD!

Thanks, guys. Thanks Ken for starting the thread. I'm sorry I missed my well-wishers, but it's all good, and now y'all have read my report and once again it's another piece if the best surprise of my adult life.

I fly competitive Control Line Precision Aerobatics

Has a nice ring to it. When I was struggling with the Shoestring and Beginner pattern, Mark Boesen told me I would forever be able to say that, and no matter whether I won or lost, nobody could ever take that away. Words of wisdom I've passed along to every beginner I've helped out.

And then there's my Pit and starting line mantra that Philly Flyer Larry Wilkes taught me when he babysat me in my first contest: "Hurry. But don't rush." By the way, Ken, Larry says Roy taught him that bit of wisdom to help keep his nerves in check. Wisdom takes on a life of its own, when it's honored and applied.

I love you guys
Rusty
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