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We battled horrific headwinds and landed here short of our intended destination at 4:45PM. Nobody was home but a man arrived shortly and cheerfully fueled us up.
Very nice people there but you can't always count on them to be there. Don't get in a position where they are your only option for Jet A or at least call first. I ended up in a tight spot a few times after landing there expecting them to be open and/or have Jet A.
Nice stop. Travis came out and fueled my Mooney immediately. Had cold water to help with thirst and gave us great tips for navigating through the MOAs. He was planning on making Sun N Fun. Hope he and his plane made it through the bad storm there ok.
BE FOREWARNED. I diverted to KPRN due to weather. AOPA listed the FBO as open to 1630 local, but I arrived before 1600 and found no one there. I called one of the local hotels and was told there was no shuttle service AND no taxi service was available in town! Fortunately the weather allowed me to make the 10-minute flight to KMGM where I knew there was an open FBO and taxis.
