Three aircraft with a total of eight pilots and passengers departed New Garden to check out the neighbor’s cooking. The amazing 50-mile visibility provided a stunning view of the landscape and surroundings, with highlights including Rockville Bridge (the longest stone arch railroad bridge ever built), Harrisburg’s skyline and Three Mile Island (soon to be back in service).

After arriving at Mifflin County, we sat down for breakfast (which we enjoyed so much we forgot to take a picture of us), and then we had a chat with Dwight Rittenhouse, Chapter President of EAA 518 about pancake breakfast ideas. We’re always looking for ideas to improve ours!

The flight back to New Garden was uneventful, and we completed another successful chapter event!
Our next fly-out is scheduled for Sunday, April 26th, with the destination set for Bay Bridge Airport (W29). Bring a good pair of walking shoes for the 1.2 mile walk from from the airport to our lunch place.

Thank you again to our flight leads for organizing these events and to the pilots for joining us. We couldn’t do this without you!