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This photo shows some the activity looking east down the flight line. The pavilion, which helped to shade the many spectators, can be seen in the background.
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August 1, 1998
Mr. Keith Shaw 2756 Elmwood Ann Arbor, MI 48390
Mr. Ken Myers 1911 Bradshaw Ct. Walled Lake, MI 48390
Gentlemen:
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was best about the event, but it's late, and covering it all would take as long as the event did. It was great getting to see (and fly with) so many good friends from all over North America. Thanks a million to Ken, Keith, EFO, the Falcons, and the Midwest club for being such great hosts. I can't wait until next year. Jim Ryan, Cincinnati, OH
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From jem11@mindspring.com (John McCullough)
To those that made it: It was great seeing you and all the great planes that filled the sky both day and night. To those that couldn't make it: Sorry we missed you and sorry you missed the most "Fun Event" yet.
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Keith's BIG D-VIII. The BIG MaxCim can be seen sticking out of the bottom of the cowl as the dummy engine had not been fitted yet. Continue
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