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Harold Holiman
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Another Just Out Of Curiosity

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What is the most; northern, southern, eastern, and western airport in North America that you have operated from? Myself, northern; Vegreville, Alberta, southern; Key West, Florida, eastern; Kitty Hawk, North Carolina, and western; Tehachapi, California.

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Harold, ... I think bluEldr is about to SLAM-DUNK you. :lol:
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Northernmost AND Westernmost:
Manley Hot Springs, AK; Lat/Long: 64-59-51.2330N / 150-38-38.8670W
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Southernmost:
Lakeland Linder, FL; Lat/Long: 27-59-20.1000N / 082-01-06.8000W
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Easternmost:
Delaware Airpark, Dover, DE; Lat/Long: 39-13-06.0100N / 075-35-47.9540W (remember this one, Ron?)
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All of the above were me operating '98C, and all part of trips to 170 Conventions.

As a student pilot I went into Sarasota, FL in a C-150, and '98C has a flight to Havana, Cuba in 1955 in her logbooks.
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South-Acapulco,Mexico/ West-Nanaimo, (Vancouver Island), B.C./ East-Stansted, England / North- Reykjavik, Iceland. (Items 2/6/10 and UK on the WorldMap)
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Re: Another Just Out Of Curiosity

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gahorn wrote:... East-Stansted, England / North- Reykjavik, Iceland. ...
Harold Holiman wrote:What is the most; northern, southern, eastern, and western airport in North America that you have operated from? ...Harold
:twisted:
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cessna170bdriver wrote:
gahorn wrote:... East-Stansted, England / North- Reykjavik, Iceland. ...
Harold Holiman wrote:What is the most; northern, southern, eastern, and western airport in North America that you have operated from? ...Harold
:twisted:
Oh, yeah. :oops:
Well, then...I've been to Brownsville, TX, birthplace of Kris Kristoferson... Boston, MA birthplace of America, ... (do any of the Carribean islands count?)... Nanaimo, and Goose BAy, Newfoundland!(which probably serves as my most Eastern AND Northern in this continent, unless you consider the Caribbean.

(I'll wager Richard Pulley has got a good shot at being the winner of this quest.)
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Re: Another Just Out Of Curiosity

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Don't sell yourself short, George, I'd still consider Acapulco in North America. :wink:
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Re: Another Just Out Of Curiosity

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Ha! So so they.
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Re: Another Just Out Of Curiosity

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I meant - So do they.
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Re: Another Just Out Of Curiosity

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North: Nome Alaska, 2nd Place was Galena Alaska

West: Nome Alaska, 2nd Place was Galena Alaska

South: Key West Florida, 2nd place was McAllen Texas

East: Oceana NAS Virginia (I'm not very good at East), Interesting to note the Key West is almost further east than Oceana.

Oh by the way, my pickup as been at the end of the road in Alaska and the end of the road in Florida.


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Bettles, AK During the Fairbanks convention 1988

Halifax , NS After the Manassas convention 1986

Lakeland, Fl Lakeland Convention 1978 & 1998

Key West, FL In RV-7
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Bill Hart
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Re: Another Just Out Of Curiosity

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Northern most Barrow, Ak
Southern most Key West, Fl
Eastern most St Johns, NF
Western Most Barrow, Ak
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Re: Another Just Out Of Curiosity

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North and West -- Anchorage, AK
South -- Panama City, Panama
East -- St. John's, NF (in a SEL to Yaounde', Cameroon)

Now how about the same question with the qualifier of "in a C-170"?
For myself it would be:
North -- Redlands, CA
South -- Redlands, CA
East -- Redlands, CA
West -- Redlands, CA
:( :( :(
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n2582d wrote:...Now how about the same question with the qualifier of "in a C-170"?
For myself it would be:
North -- Redlands, CA
South -- Redlands, CA
East -- Redlands, CA
West -- Redlands, CA
:( :( :(
Gary,
Maybe I can meet you at Flabob sometime so you can expand your horizons to the south and west. :lol:
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Re: Another Just Out Of Curiosity

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cessna170bdriver wrote:Maybe I can meet you at Flabob sometime so you can expand your horizons to the south and west. :lol:
I've been there in an L-19. Does that count for half the distance? :) That is a cool place to visit.
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