[tccrockets] Re: TCC Blackrock?

  • From: Rob Diehl <rwdiehl@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
  • To: "tccrockets@xxxxxxxxxxxxx" <tccrockets@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
  • Date: Sat, 31 May 2014 10:16:13 -0700

I'd go - depending on schedule of course. 

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> On May 30, 2014, at 11:03 PM, "Richard King" <drrbk@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> 
> Our esteemed President – James- brought up the prospect of our club members 
> making the trek to Blackrock to conduct it’s own “balls” (note the lower case 
> “b”) launch some time in the future.  I just wanted to get a sense of how 
> many people in our club would be interested in making the trek.  I’m guessing 
> about a third of us have made the trip many times and some have never been.  
> I cannot begin to describe the experience of being at Blackrock.  It’s like 
> the old west, Indian reservations, antelope, crazy open spaces, rental cars 
> going 100+ mph for miles at a time, bizarre rock formations, volcanic hot 
> springs, people taking risks with their rockets they wouldn’t ever do 
> anywhere else (Shawn knows what I’m talking about...), stars seemingly so 
> close you can see the milky way from one horizon to the other, eerie silence, 
> potentially hostile weather and of course the clearest visibility imaginable. 
>  I’ve only been 20 times or so, but I never get tired of going.  Making the 
> trip with a bunch of TCC members would be so cool!  In addition, the only 
> hotel – and a must see anyway – Bruno's, can get booked solid during Balls 
> (I’m still on the wait list), but we could book a weekend where it would look 
> like more of a ghost town than it already is. 
>  
> At this time, I’m just resonating with James’ energy about a bunch of us 
> doing this!  I know I have an N3400 skid that needs that place!  Heck, if 
> there’s enough interest, maybe a group project really would need to be 
> considered?  Just saying.........
>  
> What kind of interest is there among us?
>  
> Richard King
> 
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