June 9, 2018 - Potomac Antique Aircraft Association Fly-In at Massey Aerodrome

Bruce B. and I were looking for somewhere to go flying today.  The Potomac Antique Aircraft Association was having their annual fly-in over at Massey Aerodrome today.  Perfect!

 This fly-in used to take place at Horn Point, near Cambridge, but was moved to here when Horn Point was no longer viable.
   
I know the pilot of the red/white C-180.  And of course Paul C.'s Super Cub which is on the cover of this month's Kitplanes magazine!
   
Matt T. flew up in his RV-7A.
   
The action was on top of the grassy knoll.
   
The corn is off to a good start this year.
   
This RV-4 has been in the area for a long time and is a Massey fly-in veteran.
   
Matt T. and friend wait for a Citabria to taxi past.
   
My old Trunk Monkey friend Tom B. was on hand in Delta Delta -- the blue and yellow Citabria -- next to Bruce's RV-3 and my bird.
   

 

 
   
There's a good shot of Delta Delta.  Tom takes great care of it.  It looks as good as the day he bought it, brand spanking new.
   
Card-carrying members of Potomac Antique Airplane Association:  Greta, Dan & Kathy.  All are in my EAA Chapter.  I think that's Kathy's Luscombe in the background.
   
Now this guy knows how to attend a fly-in in comfort.  A self-propelled Lazy Boy chair!
   
 
   
 
   

Bucker Bu-131 Jungmann.
   
Bruce and I had some fun fly over the Eastern Shore before heading home.
 
Later, Bruce received the below plaque in the mail for winning the Best Custom-Built award!  All right!
   
 
   
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