Laid Back and Flying High: ; Facility Includes Flight School; Everyone Pitches in to Keep Expenses Down
Charleston Daily Mail › March 22, 2006
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Drive to the end of South Charleston's Chestnut Street, then climb Spring Hill Mountain. At the top, you'll see a couple of rows of ramshackle buildings.See the full content of this document
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Laid Back and Flying High: ; Facility Includes Flight School; Everyone Pitches in to Keep Expenses Down
When you find a long, two-story structure with a giant propeller fastened to an outside wall, go in. You'll likely meet half a dozen men telling stories about flying and rebuilding aircraft. This is no barbershop. It's Mallory Airport's main building.
Leading most discussions is Benny Mallory. The ...See the full content of this document
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