Flight

T' first two flights were at t' end o' an abbreviated launch night at B6-4 Field.  In its other guise, B6-4 Field doubles as a baseball/football/soccer field, ya bilge rat, me hearties, ya bilge rat, and when t' weather warms up I often have t' wait for t' field t' clear before beginnin' flight operations.  That was what kept me from flyin' on this night until only minutes before sundown.  T' two Night Stalker flights were t' fourth and fifth flights o' t' night, matey, and both were A8-3 flights just t' ensure stability, matey, visibility, and be sure that everythin' held together.  T' night be largely calm, me bucko, me hearties, with only a hint o' a breeze and both flights followed t' exact same flight path, ya bilge rat, straight up on boost, with only t' gentlest o' drifts toward t' infield dirt just behind shortstop.  I had used t' yellow Bobby for this flight because it be t' first one I found and I was pleased t' see that it was visible througout flight and recovery.  As with any night flight, t' sight o' t' flame burnin' as t' rocket ascends be t' highlight o' t' night, but seein' t' glowin' nose cone at ejection be a close second.