Date:	Wed, 8 Jun 1994 11:22:26 -1000
From:	ganter@u.washington.edu (Mark Ganter)
Message-Id: <2t5cqi$ob7@news.u.washington.edu>
Organization: University of Washington
Subject: Trlby Fun Fly in Seaside, OR

Bill Storey is again hosting a two day Trlby Fun Fly in Seaside, OR.  The 
event is a no fee Fun Fly for Trlby flyers on the beach at the 
turn-around in Seaside,OR .  Bill (Mr. Stackman) says "let's just have fun 
and fly and maybe we can set some records".  The event is Sat. June 18th 
and Sun. June 19th



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Date:	Thu, 9 Jun 1994 08:39:44 -1000
From:	fataq@cc.usu.edu
Message-Id: <1994Jun9.123944.21281@cc.usu.edu>
Organization: Utah State University
Subject: Re: Trlby Fun Fly in Seaside, OR

In article <2t5cqi$ob7@news.u.washington.edu>, ganter@u.washington.edu (Mark 
Ganter) writes:
> Bill Storey is again hosting a two day Trlby Fun Fly in Seaside, OR.  The 
> event is a no fee Fun Fly for Trlby flyers on the beach at the 
> turn-around in Seaside,OR .  Bill (Mr. Stackman) says "let's just have fun 
> and fly and maybe we can set some records".  The event is Sat. June 18th 
> and Sun. June 19th
>
Being a Trlby short-stack flyer (only 15 now, but the summer is not over),
it's too bad this is such short notice, it would have been fun to go.
Is this to become an annual event?
 
Pictures of last year's record-setting event looked like a rugby scrum with
a number of guys locked around Bill to keep him on the ground.  Does anyone
know what strength line he used for his big stack?

And what is the maximum stack for 150# line?  (I think that's the weight of
Trlby's "heavy-duty" bridle.)

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Geology Dept.                   Have a gneiss day.
Utah State University
Logan, UT  84322-4505 
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