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AAC Cadet Leader · 7 February 2008, 10:52 PM

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Day 100
Sunday, September 4
[Today I began another multiple-leg flight with with Al Hurlbut in his 1940 Funk, from Bartlesville Okalahoma to Kent, Ohio.

The day before yesterday, David Waterman and I landed at Waynoka, Oklahoma, a little airfield with gas pumps, but no attendant. On fumes, we reluctantly took off again, heading for the next airfield. Today, in
Missouri, Al Hurlbut and I landed at Stockton Municipal Airport with no one around and a sign on the locked up gas pumps that read, "Airfield oporator is at church." Again, we took off on fumes as well, heading for Springfield, Missouri. This felt like a dejavu.]

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AAC Cadet Leader Have Goggles Will Travel! Contributor Join Date: Feb 2004 Location: california	continued... Day 100 Sunday, September 4 [Today I began another multiple-leg flight with with Al Hurlbut in his 1940 Funk, from Bartlesville Okalahoma to Kent, Ohio. The day before yesterday, David Waterman and I landed at Waynoka, Oklahoma, a little airfield with gas pumps, but no attendant. On fumes, we reluctantly took off again, heading for the next airfield. Today, in Missouri, Al Hurlbut and I landed at Stockton Municipal Airport with no one around and a sign on the locked up gas pumps that read, "Airfield oporator is at church." Again, we took off on fumes as well, heading for Springfield, Missouri. This felt like a dejavu.] Last edited by AAC Cadet Leader; 12 February 2008 at 06:10 AM.