The park held a Valentines dinner and dance.

Another kind of fly-in

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Coolidge Municipal Airport Monthly Fly-in

We watched this airplane land and then fold up the wings before it taxied to a parking place.

Dale at Fly-in trying to fly his airplane

On the first Saturday of every month. Coolidge Aviation LLC sponsors a fly-in. Breakfast is served by the Coolidge Lion’s Club in front of the main hangar (you know, the 1940’s hangar with the orange roof!) at the airport. The event usually starts about 8:00AM and ends around 12:00PM,

Life on the lazy river

Jo, Alice and Dave

Friends in Puerto Vallarta

Ron, Jo, Dave, Alice, Joey, Frank

It is cold on the beach

Tom and Sadie

Alice with one of her clams

We celebrated new years at the ocean with a bunch of our friends. It was clear but cold. Much colder than usual.

I think of the Washington Coast as over cast and rain.

Friday was Razor claming. This is a picture of Alice with one of her clams.

What is this?

It is a noise maker for Jayden. I bet it breaks very soon.

Jo, Joanna and Bob watching the flame go out on our dessert

Christmas is a great time for family and kids!

Friends at the Coolidge Municipal Airport.

Fly in at the Coolidge ariport

The Coolidge Municipal Airport was originally constructed in the early 1940’s by the U.S. Department of the Army. Originally constructed as an air transport command base, Coolidge Army Airfield served as an auxiliary operating base for Williams Field during World War II. The original airfield was constructed with three runways in a triangular configuration. Of these three runways, two remain: Runway 17-35 and Runway 5-23.

Phil and Lynne at the Christmas lights parade