These pictures were taken July 12th,1998 at Parowan Utah, to document the happenings for the Soaring and Records camp held there from July 11-20,1998.
 Ward Hindman and his HP-14T N22DJ |
 Dave Norwood warming up the Ag-cat. |
 Ward jumps ahead with the first launch of the day. |
 The Ag-Cat gets things rolling in a hurry! |
 Chuck and Walt Griffen get the ASW-24 "99" ready. |
 Chuck's ready to roll w/Dick Horn running his wing. |
 Now it's Dick Horn's turn to fly in his Discus "GE". |
 There goes "GE" for a picture perfect take-off. |
 Gunter Pawski in his LS6 "K3" is next up. |
 Tony Gaechter's next in his LS4 "MN". |
 With a few planes still left to fly, the gear's piling up. |
 Dave doing a rope drop and landing, see the next 2 planes ready to roll. |
 Dave between tows waiting for me to get things connected. |
 Marc Emley in a Pilatus B-4. Daughter Kristen runs the wing with help from Lee Steorts. |
 Don Cunningham in his ASW-20C "37" climbs in for a long flight. |
 Rolf Peterson takes off last... but he landed last so it's all even? |
| That's all the planes that flew the day I was there to take pictures... |  Dale Thompson and David Rhodes show up and put together their 1-35 "U4" but don't get to fly today. |
Many hours later they start showing back up at the airport. No land-outs on this day. Tony Gaechter got both a 300k and a 10k vertical task. |  Tony Gaechter ties down "MN" for the night. |
 Gunter packs his glider up for the night. Don Cunningham does too in the background. |
 Rolf makes a beautiful landing late in the day |
 The runway's hiding behind those bushes... I promise. |
 The Ag-Cat tucked away for the day shows just where we are. |
This page was updated Monday, June 14, 2004.