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WRENS FALL FLY-IN 2011

EAA 172, Augusta, Georgia,  has invited the Carolina-Georgia Rotors & Wings Club to participate in its Fall Fly-in at the Wrens, Georgia, airport. It will take the place of former ROC fly-ins. Some might call it ROC 2011 if they wish but it is actually the EAA 172 Fall Fly-in.

This would take the place of the Rotors Over Carolina that the club has had in the past. There will be many other types of aircraft at the fly-in and this gives a chance for our club to show off a different type of aircraft, rotorcraft, mainly gyroplanes.

For our club members who want power and water, there are only a few (6-7) power lines on the field. Because of the lack of manpower and money the Fall Fly-in has had to downsize. Anyone who wants water will have to both help with hoses and also carefully put away hoses before they leave.

The charge for the Wrens electricity/water on a first-come first-served basis is $15 for the event.  Bring a generator if you have one since the power is limited.
 Plain primitive (no extras) camping will be $10.

Vendors (mainly CFIs) will have a $50 fee.

The pilot registration donation to PRA 13 is $20 if you have a gyro or plan on piloting, not just riding, someone else's gyro.

Note that we are all invited to a good ol' Southern Breakfast at the EAA 172 Pea Patch Aerodrome 12 miles away at 9:00 AM on October 8th.

Many more details about the Fall Fly-in (aka ROC 2011):

Note that the Wrens Fall Fly-in is the successor to the Aiken ROC which was a successor to the Barnwell Rotorcraft fly-in which was a successor to the Mountain City fly-in.

Click below to go to  the "Calendar of Events" from the EAA 172 Website.