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 (Photo by Steve Sterling) |
| Ron "Chief" McMahan and his Tiger 60 "Barbie". |
 Photo By Steve Sterling |
| It's hard to determine the
most spectacular crash. TCRCM President Ron Gibby experienced a loss of control (radio problem, interference??) and his Cub smacked the water in a near vertical, powered, high speed descent that shook the trees and and created a small tidal wave. Glen Ball had a wing failure on his Cessna 182, and Lee Brooks lost sight of his Cub behind the west trees, where it proceeded to chase cars traveling on the other side of the dike. Steve Sterling also lost sight of his DC Advance 60, but by some fate of luck recovered it after it reappeared behind the crowd of observers. There were other mishaps. |
 Photos by Steve Sterling |
| Rating right up there
with Ron Gibby's Cub smack was Ron "Chief" McMahan's triple snap roll followed by a Slit-S, from 20 feet. The final milli-seconds of this feat was captured before his Tiger 60 "Barbie" was reduced to balsa floatsam. |
 Photo by Clee Childress |
| This magnificant scale
model of a Fairchild ?? from the 1930s was brought by ?? from Ellensburg! |
 Photo by Clee Childress |
 Photo by Clee Childress |
 Photo by Clee Childress |
 Photo By Clee Childress |
 Photos by Clee Childress |
 Photo by Ron McMahan |