JWilsonphoto wrote:
Yes Glenn, tomorrow. How's your day look? I think we should have a board meeting

I just wiped my schedule clear.

It was easy, there was nothing on it!

Glenn


TOPP:

my NIK suite activation photo - (ran it through each one just to enter activation codes)



Glenn

Glenn Watson wrote:

TOPP:

my NIK suite activation photo - (ran it through each one just to enter activation codes)

Glenn

Looks like someone was playing around GTU

Hey Brian:
not sure what you're doing tomorrow (or anybody else near GTU) the airport is expecting 16 Apache's at approx 10am.

Glenn

Has anyone ever gone to the Seafair Airshow in Seattle?

I'm starting to look at booking vacation time and everything for next year and the Seafair show is the week before Abbotsford, so I could make a good trip out of that me thinks...just wondering if it's worth it...

leighton w wrote:
Hi guys,

I'm blown away by the images on this thread!

I was wondering if y'all could confirm something for me. My father went in with some friends right after WW2 and bought his plane. My dad was the only one who could fly, so the he would sit in the pilots seat and the other two would sit up front. They bought it on the East coast and flew to California landing in fields at night to rest. My dad was full of stories about this adventure!

My question for you is...to the best of recollection, my dad (long since gone) told me it was a 1932 Waco. Can any of you confirm this?

Thanks for any help.

Tim Adams wrote:
According to this website it is, http://www.goldenyears.ukf.net/reg_N40.htm

I just typed the NC # into Google.

Thanks Tim!

Glenn Watson wrote:
Hey Brian:
not sure what you're doing tomorrow (or anybody else near GTU) the airport is expecting 16 Apache's at approx 10am.

Glenn
I've got an interview from 9-10 but will be heading that way right after if I get out a little early Thanks for the tip

A little something from yesterday at the museum, it was raining, so they didn't hitch the wagon up as they were going to do.

Since I have been reading this thread for over a year. Thought it was time to contribute something. This was shot a few years ago at Cherry Point MCAS.





Walt

"Digi Hornet" from the now defunct VFA-125 "Rough Raiders" at NAF El Centro, CA back in 2009...

Not really sure how I feel about this one. The B-17 rendered nicely but the background went a little "abstract" due to haze and a lack of contrast...

FlyingPhotog wrote:
Not really sure how I feel about this one. The B-17 rendered nicely but the background went a little "abstract" due to haze and a lack of contrast...



I like it a lot
Niall

New US Army toy flew by the farm today...Apache Fly-By Wire

Thanks for the positive vibe Niall...

Taking The Active

Wrei wrote:
New US Army toy flew by the farm today...Apache Fly-By Wire

Leo,
Loved all the SR71 shots a few pages back, nice work.

Vertical Stripes Are So Slimming...

...But Never Forgotten
Mr. Bob Odegaard in Cripes A Mighty

Wrei wrote:
New US Army toy flew by the farm today...Apache Fly-By Wire
Ray

A little birdy tells me you might be seeing a bit more of him soon... and seventeen of his friends

Leo,

The SR-71 photos were great. Take a week off and you need another week just to catch up with this thread.

I stopped by the SAC Museum in 2009, it is amazing how that BlackBird commands the entrance!

Dan

Wrei- these guys?