With due consideration to the folks who had actual damage to their airplanes form Saturday Night’s storm, probably the most common casualty were to the hundreds (if not thousands…) of prop cards that blew away, were shredded, or simply dissolved in the wind and rain. As we took a walk from Homebuilder’s Headquarters through the homebuilt parking and on to camping, we picked up fragments of pulp that used to identify airplanes and their owners. All were carefully deposited in the crash because that’s what EAA members do.
The kind folks at HBHQ told us that they will gladly replace destroyed cards, and were placing an emergency order with the EAA print shop to restock their dwindling supply.
