The list of things to bring
 

Just like the title says. Here is a place to list things to bring to SEFF.


E-Z up
chairs
small table
comfortable shoes
sun glasses
hat
sun screen
camera / video recorder
eye drops
chap stick

Thats all I have for now. Feel free to add more.

-Andrew

Transmitter.... LOL.

Towelly says "Don't forget to bring a towel,"
bubsteve

Ah didn't see clothes listed might one to bring some, cause I don't think SEFF is clothing optional.;):Q

Just bring pants,, you'll get a tee shirt :cool:get there

Ya I want one of those SEFF tee shirts honoring Ric. I never met him, but he sounds like he was one heck of a guy.

With my new rig my list is what NOT to bring!:D

Might have to bring my Ember with me. I should be able to fly in there if we get a rainy day.:Q

:D:cool:

Whoa nice truck and trailer firemanbill if you see any ugly people, namely me, hitching a ride to SEFF I will gladly hide in the back :D Well I supose Wyoming is a little bit out of the way. :rolleyes: Oh well next time :tc:

Edit: Oh buy the way I did nopt see water on that list got to stay hydrated. Couple of beers would not hurt either :tc:

Aside from the obvious flight and repair gear....

Camp soap if youre using the SEFF showers, as well as some flip flops for that. If you have allergies plenty of meds for that. Pain releiver of choice, an extra pair of contacts if you wear them. Your cell phone charger. An umbrella and tarp just in case. Even if youre like me and wear shorts year round, bring some pants and a coat, as it can get cold at night.

Definitely. It only takes one trip to the Walmart at 2 am for sweats to remember that one!

Sounds like you have made that trip before.:<::<::D:D:D
-Andrew

it's comforting to know there is a 24 hour Wal-Mart near by

Nice rig! I can see why John is making the stop on his way down

Yep!

Yes it is, Walmart is not too far away at all, about a ten minute ride into town. Americus is small but has about everything you would need.

And thanks on the rig. We picked it up last month. Traded in our old Trail Vision for it. It was getting really hard to get 1/4 scale planes through the one single door on it.:rolleyes:

Chilly mornings are kinda the norm at SEFF,, I just walk around like a lost puppy with a empty coffee cup till I get to to Bill's,,,,,,,bubsteve

Bub Steve is good at finding the coffee.:cool:

as for dinner the old " that smells Good,,what ya cooking" works as well too:rolleyes:, living on the cheap is becoming a art-form for me after the last 4 years:D,, ( I do fly and crash my own planes still):cool:
bubsteve

Yea, me too. :eek::eek::D:D:D
-Andrew

I never considered my butt to be quarter scale!! :eek:

Mine used to be until I lost 45 pounds!:cool:

I am fortunate that Bill is being a gracious host, and letting me hitch a ride with him.:cool:

I was lucky enough to ride down with him two years ago. I can say this. It was so nice to ride down and camp in style with him. This year he has even more style. :tc::tc::tc::tc:
-Andrew

I just enjoy getting to share the experience with others, especially someone coming for the first time.

The year my buddy Phil from our club came with us was pretty cool too.

Maybe I should hold an auction each year to see who gets to go with me!:cool::D (Just kidding of course)

it should be a very interesting experience. I will say that the whole idea of it is somewhat overwhelming so it will be interesting. Being so soon after Toledo and getting product together for it makes it even more so.