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Almere, 18 April, 2009 - Fly to the Sky 1 was the first launch at the new site at Almere Hout, as there are now houses on the old site. The corner of the site the launches took place this time was a bit difficult to reach. The weather was a bit (too) windy, as at times we were sand blasted. Nonetheless some fine launches took place.

Unfortunately I don't have all the names of the rockets and their builders. If you know the name of a rocket and/or builder, please mail the
Fly to the Sky 1Harry Advokaat connects the igniter to the motor of his Little Horus. Fly to the Sky 1The launch of the Little Horus, just after Harry Advokaat pushed the button. Fly to the Sky 1Arnoud Stolk observes the launch of Bert Koerts' Estes Space Ship One. Fly to the Sky 1Space Ship One is quite wind sensitive, as was proven this day. Fly to the Sky 1Bert Koerts and the recovered Space Ship One. Fly to the Sky 1Wouter Verlaan's Estes Space Shuttle with FlyCam one. Fly to the Sky 1The launch of Wouter Verlaan's Estes Space Shuttle. In the background Cor Wolters takes a picture of the launch. Fly to the Sky 1Tim Houmes' FSI Voyager. Fly to the Sky 1Tim Houmes connects the igniter to the motor of his FSI Voyager. Fly to the Sky 1Arnoud Stolk preps his small rocket, assisted by Harry Advokaat. Fly to the Sky 1Bert Koerts slides his Fliskits A.C.M.E. Spitfire on the launch rod. Fly to the Sky 1Henk Siewert with his SWT Astro Interceptor on the launch pad. Fly to the Sky 1Wouter Verlaan slides his model rocket on the launch rod. Fly to the Sky 1Bert Koerts connects the igniter to the motor of his Estes Black Brant II. Fly to the Sky 1The launch of Bert Koerts' Estes Black Brant II. Fly to the Sky 1Frans Andriessen connects the igniter to the motor of his Caveman Phantom 400. Fly to the Sky 1Gerard Vermeulen and Bert Koerts enjoy the compulsory "Jammie hotdogs". Fly to the Sky 1The second launch of Harry Advokaat's Little Horus.