July Adventure for Legal Eagle XL ORV

[leshoman]

Saturday June 29th, loading ORV in the Legal Eagle Hauler, also know as a Jayco 260 Octane Superlite toy hauler, and heading to Kitty Hawk North Carolina. We will be flying out of Dare County Airport at Manteo N.C. Should be there for about a week. Hoping to fly Legal Eagle ORV over the Atlantic Ocean to fly over both the Pacific and Atlantic Ocean in one year. Should be a new record for the Legal Eagle XL.  Want to fly by Kitty Hawk, Kill Devils Hill and Land at First Flight Airport, get a picture or two and maybe even a video. 
    During our traveling by truck and trailer will take time lapse video, to record trip and to show those interested what country looks like along route. After Kitty Hawk will venture up to Oshkosh for the little gathering, EAA Airventure 2019 and the Fun Fly zone, after which we will venture back to Oakdale California where new adventures await. 
    Please follow along with this adventure, and let anybody know with interest in Legal Eagle XL or UL and or that type of flying. I have added, and will be adding lots more pictures, articles, thoughts, and will be adding a lot from Kitty Hawk and from EAA Airventure 2019


I have had a google blog for several years but it has been difficult to add info to so have a new Blog to check out, legaleagleflyingadventures.com  or legaleagleflyingadventures.wordpress.com
There a many pictures, articles, notes, and videos, and will be posting a lot from Kitty Hawk and EAA Airventure 2019.  Very easy to put up pictures, videos from my phone so look for a lot,  will be adding to Legal Eagle Ultralight facebook page also and to Eaglersnest.com.

[914pete]

I'll be vacationing in Kill Devil Hills this summer for the first time and plan on doing some aviation related site seeing. Looking forward to seeing your adventures down there.

[sideband]

I look forward to seeing you and ORV again at EAA this year Les. Have a fun trip.

[charlierainman]

I had to go out to NC earlier this year for work. I landed in Washington DC and got to kill a couple hours at the Air and Space museum. Then a couple of days later, I had a half day to kill, 'cause I had to wait for parts or something, so I drove down to see Kitty Hawk. I was expecting sand dunes and open country, it is completely built up and crowded, the only open area is the Kitty Hawk park there. How many chances do you get to see the first plane to fly and where it happened all in the same trip? Enjoy your time there, will be watching for your videos.