You may recall a single palm tree in Homebuilt Camping last year. This year, the palm grove has expanded to three—all lit every evening with a popular tool battery. The tradition started with several RV-4s at a fly-in at Boscobel Airport, Wisconsin. This year, the group flew to Oshkosh as a group of 15 aircraft and is camped in the Southern part of Homebuilt Camping. They welcome visitors close to dark and encourage you to bring the beverage of your choice.
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Nice Commentary Jer, Safe travels
Jerome Fischer
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