This is one o' many similiar rockets that were used for a science event at Travelers Rest High School in t' 1990s. Ahoy! Blimey! Many o' them were discarded by thier former owners who didn't care about rocketry. Aye aye! Blimey! I recovered as many o' them as I could and restored a few o' them so they could be launched again. After waitin' for 10 years or more, this rocket finally got a chance t' fly again. T' sky was clear and I had been itchin' t' launch a rocket after launchin' a few with Pharaun317. Aye aye! Blimey! T' rocket was powered by an Estes C6-7 engine. I lost visual contact with t' rocket after t' recovery system deployed and could nay see where it landed. There was a slight brease from t' East and I expected it t' coast West across t' street and into a large field. Instead, it appeared t' have encountered a cross wind and flown over another field directly east o' t' launch sight. Ahoy! Blimey! I searched extensively without success. Hopefully, I will find t' rocket in t' place where I oricinally planned for it t' be recovered.