On the whole, for someone who has never been to one of these events, it was very impressive. I think, however, that I would have gotten a lot more out of it if I had managed to arrange to go with a group of people I know as I felt a little lost amidst it all.

One highlight was bumping into Neil Bordessa again. He was at Ormond Beach doing things like multi and seaplane ratings when I was getting my PPL. It was great to catch up and I also got to see the now infamous Chipmunk.

Here are a few piccies I took while wandering around:

	A very big biplane thing.
	One of a gaggle of Europas just about to depart if the spotters would kindly move off the taxiway, thank-you very much.
	A Rutan Long-Ez according to G-INFO. Suitably different, I thought.
	EAA biplane, apparantly. I'm none the wiser myself, but a smart craft.
	And a tiny little biplane (Pitts Special - yes, I read it on the fin ;-).
	A cluster of Tipsy Nippers(?).
	Pietenpol Aircamper (from G-INFO).
	Sean Hunt (Neil Bordessa's co-pilot for the day) prepares for departure in the Chipmunk.
	The prop swings into life and they're off to visit a few more strips on the way home.