Crestline Soaring Society

Crestline Soaring Society By Laws

Revised - January 2004

Diagram by Rob McKenzie.

29 May, 2004

Marshall Peak Fence Project Completed! CSS Rocks!

A large and enthusiastic group came with an awesome array of tools and worked very hard, completing the work by about 5:30 PM - Story and photos will be on the website within a few days. Thanks very much to everyone!

"Day 2" workers who were to go in with weedwackers still needed on Sunday. Work begins 9:00 AM, should be completed by 11:00 AM. Please bring 5 gallon jugs of water for fire safety if you can.

Glider pilots upset that one of the world's best takeoff spots is closed

The Sun – San Bernardino County (newspaper)
By Jennifer M. Dobbs, Correspondent, 4-6-2004

A perfect day for Dexa Wolf includes blue skies, a good breeze, and a bicycle.

Wolf's passion is paragliding, a sport she has been indulging twice a week for more than 14 years. Her favorite spot to glide is Marshall Peak, elevation 4,000 feet, about 3 miles off Highway 18 in the San Bernardino Mountains.

The Flypaper

Newsletter for the Crestline Soaring Society
USHPA Chapter 16

P.O. Box 9052, San Bernardino, CA 92427-9052 · www.crestlinesoaring.org

December, 2004