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![]() Back in fifth grade or so, a buddy and I use to be into model rockets. Well one day, while searching my older brother's room for his playboys, we found instead a great big box of cherry bombs. And with great delight we stole a big handful of them. Then built a bunch of rocket/bombs by simply gluing fins and a launch tube directly to the Estes rocket motor and taping the cherry bomb to the top. And let the ejection charge light the fuse. We soon realized what fun it would be for us to go to the opposite sides of the field and see who could come closest to hitting the other with our little rocket bombs. It was a blast! By the time our parents were alerted, we were getting the range down to about fifty feet or so, enough to make it exciting. I wonder, how could we turn that into a sport? Jonathan s |
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