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6/16/2009 11:19:22 AM
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jvanlan
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From an LDRS newbie; If I will attending multiple days, is the norm to leave my Sun Shelter up overnight?
Same question for my tables & chairs?
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6/16/2009 12:39:19 PM
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Neil
Posts 51
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It is your call...watch the weather and do the responsible thing....lowering the pop up at night and a good set of stakes help minimize potential disasters.
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6/16/2009 8:02:45 PM
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tdracer
Posts 17
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Since I'm traveling nearly 3,000 miles (and shipping my rockets and equipment is already costing as much as my airline ticket  ), my concern is a little different. Will there be any shade since I'm not bringing an EZ Up?
Tim
edited by tdracer on 6/16/2009
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6/16/2009 9:44:33 PM
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mpyusko
Posts 50
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None.
If you need shade, you'll need to provide it yourself. Trees and rockets don't do well together.  There is a partial treeline to the west, but the vendors will be parked next to them. The Rangehead itself is a 40 acre hayfield... (recently mowed)
The parking page shows where you will be parked on the field, Or you see the nearest shade in the image below....
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-Michael Yusko
Recovery Team Manager
May the Tree Gods and the Creek Gods show us mercy.
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6/17/2009 5:01:05 AM
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RandyM
Posts 32
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What crop is in the field to the east?
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6/17/2009 7:56:25 AM
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mpyusko
Posts 50
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Something short. Beans carrots or onions. The farmer laid out his crops specifically so the short stuff would be close to us and the corn and potatoes are to the south and far north.
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-Michael Yusko
Recovery Team Manager
May the Tree Gods and the Creek Gods show us mercy.
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6/17/2009 8:00:41 AM
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RandyM
Posts 32
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That sounds good, it's just too bad you couldn't talk him into becoming a sod farmer!
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6/17/2009 8:13:10 AM
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medutch
Posts 38
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At 40K per acre yield for his onions, he tends to plant mostly onions. One of the farmers who planted onions on these acres, has a couple million in crop planted and they asked us to be careful if we land there.
edited by medutch on 6/17/2009
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Mike Dutch
NAR/TRA L3, L3CC
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6/17/2009 8:56:16 AM
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RandyM
Posts 32
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I can understand that! Onions will be MUCH better than soybeans. In Indiana we get either Corn or beans, neither of which works well with rocketry. If I get the chance, I may tell the farmer that farms the land we have, to think onions instead of corn!
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6/17/2009 9:20:07 AM
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mpyusko
Posts 50
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medutch wrote:
At 40K per acre yield for his onions, he tends to plant mostly onions. One of the farmers who planted onions on these acres, has a couple million in crop planted and they asked us to be careful if we land there.
edited by medutch on 6/17/2009
4.5m and he only has 170 acres. All told, the 3 major farms gives us ~2200 acres to recover on, as long as we work hard to not damage their crops.
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-Michael Yusko
Recovery Team Manager
May the Tree Gods and the Creek Gods show us mercy.
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6/18/2009 9:10:29 AM
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RandyM
Posts 32
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tdracer wrote:
Since I'm traveling nearly 3,000 miles (and shipping my rockets and equipment is already costing as much as my airline ticket ), my concern is a little different. Will there be any shade since I'm not bringing an EZ Up? Tim edited by tdracer on 6/16/2009
I sent you a private message with a possible solution to your problem.
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6/18/2009 5:50:20 PM
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wingarcher
Posts 1
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All firewood starts out green......
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6/19/2009 9:38:15 AM
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tdracer
Posts 17
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mpyusko wrote:
RandyM wrote: tdracer wrote: Since I'm traveling nearly 3,000 miles (and shipping my rockets and equipment is already costing as much as my airline ticket ), my concern is a little different. Will there be any shade since I'm not bringing an EZ Up? Tim edited by tdracer on 6/16/2009 I sent you a private message with a possible solution to your problem.
Hi Randy
Didn't recieve anything (must be floating in the ether somewhere....)
Tim
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6/19/2009 10:13:38 AM
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RandyM
Posts 32
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Look under "my profile" on the top bar and then you inbox and see if it is there.
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6/19/2009 11:24:32 AM
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tdracer
Posts 17
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RandyM wrote:
Look under "my profile" on the top bar and then you inbox and see if it is there.
Nope, nothing in the inbox.
Tim
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6/19/2009 12:20:19 PM
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RandyM
Posts 32
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tdracer wrote:
RandyM wrote: Look under "my profile" on the top bar and then you inbox and see if it is there. Nope, nothing in the inbox. Tim
Sent again. If you son't get it , send me your email address.
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