Here, just walk out the door and be covered in seconds, they don't bite or anything just extremely annoying. The mosquitos can be taken care of with some DEET if they decide to come out. As for the weather men, yep, the only job where you can paid to be wrong most of the time. I have been watching the systems and so far the system creating all the rain in the central US does not seem to be pushing it east. So hopefully the thermal will be the only weather generator. If everything holds as it is it should be a pretty decent week.

Those love bugs look as annoying as these damn lantern flys.

Looks like the line is taking shape already!

Originally Posted by Nergall

Yeah, I had a close call Thursday night at Fall Nall. However, I've made some upgrades to the canopy since then, and I will have space to move the airplanes back in the trailer this time, if needed.

We're currently looking at Toy Haulers, and this is exactly the problem we're trying to solve. There needs to be space to move the airplanes inside and not have gasoline fumes chase off the wife.

We're thinking of something like this:

https://rv.campingworld.com/rvdetail...20k-ORV1631569

and would love to hear any feedback before we commit.

Swing down to the 3D line and I can give you some insight. We had a Toy Hauler and just switched to class c pulling my cargo trailer. Trees good and bad to both.

Originally Posted by fibertech

Swing down to the 3D line and I can give you some insight. We had a Toy Hauler and just switched to class c pulling my cargo trailer. Trees good and bad to both.

Tell me how to find you, and I will take you up on that. I don't remember Fibertech having a booth?

We started looking at the Class C + trailer. (I will want my 6x12 regardless for non-rv flying.) Seems like the advantage is co-driver can take a leak on the road, versus higher price and higher maintenance? Plus, now you have no vehicle to go visit someone on the 3D line. But, I look forward to learning more!

Originally Posted by Nergall

Tell me how to find you, and I will take you up on that. I don't remember Fibertech having a booth?

We started looking at the Class C + trailer. (I will want my 6x12 regardless for non-rv flying.) Seems like the advantage is co-driver can take a leak on the road, versus higher price and higher maintenance? Plus, now you have no vehicle to go visit someone on the 3D line. But, I look forward to learning more!

That is exactly why we have a toy hauler, the wife was not about to be stuck where ever I stopped and won't drive an RV. Ha, she won't even drive the truck pulling the trailer!!!

Originally Posted by Nergall

Tell me how to find you, and I will take you up on that. I don't remember Fibertech having a booth?

We started looking at the Class C + trailer. (I will want my 6x12 regardless for non-rv flying.) Seems like the advantage is co-driver can take a leak on the road, versus higher price and higher maintenance? Plus, now you have no vehicle to go visit someone on the 3D line. But, I look forward to learning more!

I can show you were they will be. Right now they are my neighbors here as we are volunteering.

Weather forecast improvement
Looking a lot better

Originally Posted by Nergall

Tell me how to find you, and I will take you up on that. I don't remember Fibertech having a booth?

We started looking at the Class C + trailer. (I will want my 6x12 regardless for non-rv flying.) Seems like the advantage is co-driver can take a leak on the road, versus higher price and higher maintenance? Plus, now you have no vehicle to go visit someone on the 3D line. But, I look forward to learning more!

We’re not vending just here to fly and have fun. Look for my HyperLITE and ask for Rick & Brenda. We plan to be down on right side of new women’s shower house.

What does the first weekend usually look like at the Nall? My son and I always go the last weekend but this year our schedule doesn't work for that. I'm just want to know what we will be seeing.

Originally Posted by Speed Freak

What does the first weekend usually look like at the Nall? My son and I always go the last weekend but this year our schedule doesn't work for that. I'm just want to know what we will be seeing.

Usually more laid back. Things are just getting started. Very few, if any, vendors have shown up. No noon time demos. Just a more relaxed flying event without all the hoopla.

Let's get some good photos here......

First weekend starting tomorrow shows early showers. Off and on through Sunday. Nothing too bad. Doesn’t look like soakers. Monday through Friday looks great. The rain out last year was a major disappointment for me. I’ve been camping there for 12 years now. I have seen some nasty weather in my times. I have also seen great weather all 10 days. I just hope the latter doesn’t happen again this year. The percentage of good to bad has always been good. That would make me think twice about the future. I don’t mind waiting out rain. Just don’t care to be evacuated and lose my wheek long registration money

Come on, where are the pictures. Make us jealous!

Do we still need to sign a waiver to attend Joe Nall? Looking on site unable to find one.