5th Annual Low Country Boil Fly-in November 9, 2002 By 10:00 AM there were already 15 aircraft on the field, half of them ultralight or light planes. At this time everyone started enjoying Keith Brocks delicious Gumbo. By the end of the day nearly 80 aircraft had been to the fly-in. About 250 people were there including many local residents.  Were were treated with visits from almost all the EAA 330 (Briar Patch) members as well as clubs from Waycross, Warner Robbins, the Carolina Sport Flyers, groups from Wrens, Louisville, Lincolnton and Trenton, South Carolina.  There were plenty of Cessnas, Mooneys, a few each of the RV-6, a Glasair, a Thorp T-18,  two Giles 202, several Pipers in different flavors -- Cub, Tomahawks. For the ultralight/light plane crowd, there were three Kolbs, one Challenger II, eight Titans, a Quicksilver MX, several Rans S-12s and a Rans S-14, an Adventura and a SeaRey floatplanes, a Zenith 701 and an Air Creation Trike.  And we "didn't eat no hotdogs!" We had plenty of fine shrimp, potatoes, corn and other tasty tidbits in the Low Country Boil feast. More details later!