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Subject: Re: [LML] Re: Changes to the annual fly-in
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I know that living on the east coast, the Redmond fly-in was automatically 
not going to happen. Just too far, even in our IV-P.
Now we can certainly consider going since the distance is probably half .
Craig Blitzer
L-IV-P
798CB