mvc-002f.jpg	PARC's first H launch is prepped	mvc-003f.jpg	1 Igniter...	mvc-004f.jpg	2 Igniters...
mvc-005f.jpg	And Keven's Mini-Mag roars off the pad!	mvc-006f.jpg	As a contrast, Rob's launch on a D12 is far more stately	mvc-007f.jpg	And a hacked Trailblazer on an E blackpowder
mvc-008f.jpg	David with his lovely Excalibur	mvc-009f.jpg	>Also on an H.	mvc-010f.jpg	Rob loading up a 2 stage C-C Zenith-II
mvc-011f.jpg	And the resulting smoke-trail!	mvc-012f.jpg	A Fat Boy on an E	mvc-014f.jpg	And the Thugg on an H
mvc-015f.jpg	The Thugg returns	mvc-031f.jpg	Brian and Tony prepping at either ends of the scale - G vs B!	mvc-033f.jpg	Brian's launch
mvc-034f.jpg	Brian's rocket decends	mvc-035f.jpg	Tony	mvc-036f.jpg	Tony again
mvc-037f.jpg	Finally, Brian returns!	mvc-039f.jpg	Small rockets leave the pad with amazing speed. This is less than 1 second after launch!	mvc-041f.jpg	Loading a rocket with chalk dust makes ejection easier to track. Note the wadding below the cloud.
mvc-042f.jpg	Tony's Torpedo on BlackJack	mvc-043f.jpg	Recovery	mvc-044f.jpg	As the sky starts to darken, White Lightnings become even more impressive
mvc-045f.jpg	BlackJack motors	mvc-046f.jpg	And night is welcomed with a roar!	mvc-048f.jpg	And it is so still that the exhaust cloud lingered for nearly 10 minutes.
mvc-050f.jpg	As it got darker, the camera's ability to respond gets worse - but you can still see the pre-liftoff plume forming in this shot.	mvc-051f.jpg	Recovery against the twilight	mvc-052f.jpg	Blackpowder comes into it's own at night. The glow on the ground is a light stick to give the camera something to focus on.
mvc-056f.jpg	In full darkness, the only thing visible is the exhaust - until the beacon kicks in.