The bandits made it to acton again this weekend, there was a breeze blowing toward Rt. 2 in the direction of school street so the good news was that things stayed away from the woods and the adjacent field was mowed evidently. Anthing that may have landed in the tall grass that was there is probably now in the middle of some hay bale waiting to get consumed by livestock.
Turnout today (being around 90 or so degrees) was light. Just three scofflaws were there.
A few notworthy events: Franks' new medium power home-made pad made its debut. Formed from parts of PvC piping (a-la the late great prat hobbies mid-power pad) It can accommodate multiple rod sizes up to 1/4". It handled my 25oz + HV-Arcas fabulously. An excellent pad with top level craftsmanship on Franks' part!
My Estes Phoenix on an E20 went straight up and drifted (by google map estimates) around 1200 feet to the Northeast, landing about 50-100 feet shy of route 2! Fortunately no change of clothing required.