Gorgeous. She needs some friends?

On Thu, May 1, 2025, 4:28?PM Timothy Higgins via <timothyahiggins=[email protected]> wrote:

Very nice.

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On Thu, May 1, 2025, 2:01?PM Alex Nelon via <alex.nelon=[email protected]> wrote:

Welcome home, Tim Anderson! Tim’s beautiful Cessna 182A is the first full time resident to be back in the museum hangar.?

Very nice.

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On Thu, May 1, 2025, 2:01?PM Alex Nelon via <alex.nelon=[email protected]> wrote:

Welcome home, Tim Anderson! Tim’s beautiful Cessna 182A is the first full time resident to be back in the museum hangar.?

Welcome home, Tim Anderson! Tim’s beautiful Cessna 182A is the first full time resident to be back in the museum hangar.?

Hi Tim

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The socket is? both? ?3/8" drive and 3/8" bolt size.

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Steve

That’s a lot of loose behavior with some tools…like something from the 60’s

Daryl Habit

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On Thu, May 1, 2025 at 12:11, Dennis Carlson via <dennis.carlson.atgs@...> wrote:

I’m short my 3/8” SK ratchet that I’ve had since 1969. ?

It’s like the one Mark had without the green strip on the handle.? I’d like to get my old friend back if it shows up.

Dennis

On Thu, May 1, 2025 at 11:43?AM David Erickson via <Davidgerickson66= [email protected]> wrote:

Hi Steve,

My CRAFTSMAN 3/8" short socket might be among the mix.
I have someone's ALLTRADE brand 3/8" short socket that ended up on my ratchet instead.? I noticed that later on Saturday, but wasn't worried about it.

Dave

On Thu, May 1, 2025, 9:29 AM Timothy Higgins via <timothyahiggins= [email protected]> wrote:

1/4 " drive?

Could be mine.

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Take care,

Tim H.

On Thu, May 1, 2025, 9:16?AM Steve Murray via <n62km= [email protected]> wrote:

During the hangar door work sessions, I picked up someone's 3/8" deep Craftsman socket.? ?Let me know if you are missing one.? ?

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(Luckily, I found it prior to Karen doing the wash.....I am always in trouble for clanking noises in the washer\dryer)

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Steve

Hi Steve,

My CRAFTSMAN 3/8" short socket might be among the mix.
I have someone's ALLTRADE brand 3/8" short socket that ended up on my ratchet instead.? I noticed that later on Saturday, but wasn't worried about it.

Dave

On Thu, May 1, 2025, 9:29 AM Timothy Higgins via <timothyahiggins=[email protected]> wrote:

1/4 " drive?

Could be mine.

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Take care,

Tim H.

On Thu, May 1, 2025, 9:16?AM Steve Murray via <n62km=[email protected]> wrote:

During the hangar door work sessions, I picked up someone's 3/8" deep Craftsman socket.? ?Let me know if you are missing one.? ?

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(Luckily, I found it prior to Karen doing the wash.....I am always in trouble for clanking noises in the washer\dryer)

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Steve

1/4 " drive?

Could be mine.

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Take care,

Tim H.

On Thu, May 1, 2025, 9:16?AM Steve Murray via <n62km=[email protected]> wrote:

During the hangar door work sessions, I picked up someone's 3/8" deep Craftsman socket.? ?Let me know if you are missing one.? ?

?

(Luckily, I found it prior to Karen doing the wash.....I am always in trouble for clanking noises in the washer\dryer)

?

Steve

During the hangar door work sessions, I picked up someone's 3/8" deep Craftsman socket.? ?Let me know if you are missing one.? ?

?

(Luckily, I found it prior to Karen doing the wash.....I am always in trouble for clanking noises in the washer\dryer)

?

Steve

I wasn’t laughing at your landing, I was laughing at the balls it took to take an untested aircraft around the pattern.? Hats off Alex.?

On Wednesday, April 30, 2025, 3:36 PM, Alex Nelon via <alex.nelon=[email protected]> wrote:

Had a great time, y’all . . . I lost track of how many burgers, brats, Italian Sausage, etc we put away but we did the airfield proud … thanks to all who came and that is to those who stuck a little in the cup toward goodies for the next free for all. Daryl Habit called all the way from Cincinnati to lament he was not there.

Mark and I had a great time talking about the Kolb’s first flights and the tweaks that are being applied, one at a time. Once tuned in, the airplane should be a delight to fly. Meanwhile flight #2 met the earth convincingly (on purpose, .. I was trying to stretch my glide so I’d know when it would pay off in ground effect. Well, that’s my story. Kemper laughed)

Make plans to attend the Saluda Spring Concert “Mountain Song” featuring Hummel builder/pilot and, of course, Fairweather Flyer: John Wilkinson.

It sure is great to be back at the Airfield!

Nancy! Are you performing at the music fest?? I must have missed that part of the conversation. P.S. thank you for ?the rice crispy goodies today!

On Wed, Apr 30, 2025 at 4:18?PM Penny via <PennyTolchin=[email protected]> wrote:

Thanks to you and Mark and Steve for hosting this cheerful, comfy, educational, delicious and socially satisfying event.? Was good to have time to circulate and meet new friends from the museum and catch up with the lives of the old (friends) and dear.

On Saluda on Sunday keep your eyes and ears open for the choral contributions, energy and big smile of the one and only Nancy Higgins as well.

On Apr 30, 2025, at 3:36?PM, Alex Nelon via <alex.nelon=[email protected]> wrote:

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Had a great time, y’all . . . I lost track of how many burgers, brats, Italian Sausage, etc we put away but we did the airfield proud … thanks to all who came and that is to those who stuck a little in the cup toward goodies for the next free for all. Daryl Habit called all the way from Cincinnati to lament he was not there.

Mark and I had a great time talking about the Kolb’s first flights and the tweaks that are being applied, one at a time. Once tuned in, the airplane should be a delight to fly. Meanwhile flight #2 met the earth convincingly (on purpose, .. I was trying to stretch my glide so I’d know when it would pay off in ground effect. Well, that’s my story. Kemper laughed)

Make plans to attend the Saluda Spring Concert “Mountain Song” featuring Hummel builder/pilot and, of course, Fairweather Flyer: John Wilkinson.

It sure is great to be back at the Airfield!

Thanks to you and Mark and Steve for hosting this cheerful, comfy, educational, delicious and socially satisfying event.? Was good to have time to circulate and meet new friends from the museum and catch up with the lives of the old (friends) and dear.

On Saluda on Sunday keep your eyes and ears open for the choral contributions, energy and big smile of the one and only Nancy Higgins as well.

On Apr 30, 2025, at 3:36?PM, Alex Nelon via <alex.nelon=[email protected]> wrote:

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Had a great time, y’all . . . I lost track of how many burgers, brats, Italian Sausage, etc we put away but we did the airfield proud … thanks to all who came and that is to those who stuck a little in the cup toward goodies for the next free for all. Daryl Habit called all the way from Cincinnati to lament he was not there.

Mark and I had a great time talking about the Kolb’s first flights and the tweaks that are being applied, one at a time. Once tuned in, the airplane should be a delight to fly. Meanwhile flight #2 met the earth convincingly (on purpose, .. I was trying to stretch my glide so I’d know when it would pay off in ground effect. Well, that’s my story. Kemper laughed)

Make plans to attend the Saluda Spring Concert “Mountain Song” featuring Hummel builder/pilot and, of course, Fairweather Flyer: John Wilkinson.

It sure is great to be back at the Airfield!

Thanks to you and Mark and Steve for hosting this cheerful, comfy, educational, delicious and socially satisfying event.? Was good to have time to circulate and meet new friends from the museum and catch up with the lives of the old (friends) and dear.

On Saluda on Sunday keep your eyes and ears open for the choral contributions, energy and big smile of the one and only Nancy Higgins as well.

On Apr 30, 2025, at 3:36?PM, Alex Nelon via <alex.nelon=[email protected]> wrote:

?

Had a great time, y’all . . . I lost track of how many burgers, brats, Italian Sausage, etc we put away but we did the airfield proud … thanks to all who came and that is to those who stuck a little in the cup toward goodies for the next free for all. Daryl Habit called all the way from Cincinnati to lament he was not there.

Mark and I had a great time talking about the Kolb’s first flights and the tweaks that are being applied, one at a time. Once tuned in, the airplane should be a delight to fly. Meanwhile flight #2 met the earth convincingly (on purpose, .. I was trying to stretch my glide so I’d know when it would pay off in ground effect. Well, that’s my story. Kemper laughed)

Make plans to attend the Saluda Spring Concert “Mountain Song” featuring Hummel builder/pilot and, of course, Fairweather Flyer: John Wilkinson.

It sure is great to be back at the Airfield!