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A little paint-spattered and tired, but
we're proud of our work.
On Saturday, 20 October, sixteen of us got together
and finally did an airmarking at Route 66 Airport in Santa Rosa.
What a wonderful experience! We
painted the words "Santa Rosa" and the Route 66 shield onto the main
runway of Route 66 Airport in Santa Rosa. Despite some minor problems with
the templates (we are making our own templates next time, ladies), it was
a successful and fun day for everyone!
A special Thank You to everyone who helped out:
Kathy Hancock
Tina Jenkin
Greta, Rebecca, and Matthew Moore
Valerie Peyton
Elaine and Jordan Roderick
Marilyn Seddon
Carrie and George Slad
Anna and Kent Taylor
Jini, Eli, and Vince Wimmer
The runway at Route 66 Airport has
recently been widened. You can see the old centerline in these pictures.
The words "Santa Rosa" and the Route 66 shield used to be painted on each
side of the centerline (you can see them blacked out in these pictures).
However, the airport manager received complaints that the six foot letters
were hard to see from the air. Therefore, we used ten foot letters in our
airmarking. Bottom right, here
are some of our happy workers at Pizza Hut after a hard day's work.
Pictured here, from left to right are George Slad, Valerie Peyton, Jini
Wimmer, Elaine Roderick, Rebecca Moore, Greta Moore, Carrie Slad, Anna
Taylor, and Kent Taylor.
More information can be found about Route 66 Airport in Santa Rosa
here.
Contact us if you would like to talk to us about doing an
airmarking at your airport!
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