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PostPosted: Tue Mar 20, 2007 6:46 pm 
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Looks like a Spitfire may attend the Burnet, TX Airshow April 14. Anyone
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Could be Rayburn Thompson...

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I have been invited to the Burnet show for a number of years, but have not made the whole show, due to either weather conflicts or being at Sun N Fun. Once I got there as it was ending Sun afternoon. In 05 I went to a lot of trouble to get ready to go down Fri, but the weather in Colo was bad IMC. I phoned them Sat, saying I might be late, and got the airshow radio frequecy. Finally I took off Sun. am, had a fuel stop at Amarillo and arrived overhead the airport about 1 pm. No one would answer my radio calls. The airshow waiver was high, up to about 6000 feet, so I circled several times as I looked down at a C-47 and B-25, etc flying passes, but no answer on the unicom or the show frequency I had been given. Finally I had to give up and land at Horseshoe Bay. Turns out the airboss had decided to change the show freq on Sun. Anyway I am planning and hoping to be there this year on Fri. I hope Rayborn comes too. I don't know if Lone Star flies their Spit, but the more the better.

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PostPosted: Wed Mar 21, 2007 9:14 am 
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Does anybody know if rattlesnakes hibernate? I was thinking that it is always good to get back to Burnet, anywhere in central or south Teaxas until I rememberd about those snakes!

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Would it be possible to obtain a picture of your Spitfire Bill, please?

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PostPosted: Wed Mar 21, 2007 5:56 pm 
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Tony,I'd be happy to send you a photo, but I'm not sure if I can email it. P M me your real mail address just in case. Maybe some photographer on WIX has a good photo they can email you.

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Sorry to dissapoint ya Bill but the "snakes" will be out of there dens by then if not already now!!(But don't worry their afraid of nice warm asphalt :D ) Hope to see ya there, currently giving Howards Bearkitty an annual.


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Sometime ago, I posted these static shots of Bill's Spit in the following thread:

http://warbirdinformationexchange.org/phpBB2/viewtopic.php?t=3137&start=0&sid=2dd8d556aa73a6ba1ddce05a3a54709c


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