Rio Creek Fly-In 2009 Pictures

RCA's tradition has been to hold the summer fly-in on the first Saturday in July.  This year, it meant we were able to celebrate the 4th of July with all of our friends who stop by for the annual event.  

taxiing for departure

N93807 taxiing out to the runway.  

 

In the hangar

In the Hangar

As usual, we had a full hangar for breakfast.

Merl Hill's Challenger at the Fly-In

Merl Hill of Algoma was one of the early arrivals with his Challenger.  This aircraft is now based at RCA.  In the background, is Dale Jorgensen's Corvair-powered Volksplane.

.Grilling at the Fly-In

Paul, our master griller, is on the left.  Brats are a favorite every year at the Rio Creek Fly-In.  We also had Chicken Booyah this year, being cooked back by the hangar.

 

departing runway 07

A picture from "807" as it departs Runway 07...

final for runway 07

...and when it returns.

Skyote

David Novak's impressive Skyote biplane draws a crowd.

Piper Cub

A Piper Cub taxis for departure.

Antiques

A chopper along with an antique airplane, 2 antique tractors and an antique car.

Polka Band

The Mark Jirikovec Combo was back by popular demand.

On this day, the American Legion Post 319 dedicated a Veterans' Memorial in nearby Casco, WI.  Before the parade, some of the participants stopped at RCA for breakfast.  Some the of the aircraft at the Fly-In were also asked to perform a fly-by at the ceremony.

Motorcycle-American Flag

Biplane fly-by

Dick Martin flies over the crowd at the dedication ceremony in Casco.

Veterans' Memorial

An aircraft from the Rio Creek Fly-In flies over the new Veterans' Memorial in Casco.  We'd like to thank the American Legion Post 319 for the opportunity to be part of this special event.  Thanks especially to all the veterans of the United States Military, past and present, for keeping us safe and free!

We look forward to seeing you next year! Mark your calendars:

Saturday, July 3, 2010

Earl jumped in!

At the end of the day, we found out Earl was taking his job (taking out the trash) way too seriously.