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If you think you may come by Tucson on your way home, let me know. Glenn

Santa Theresa KDNA would be a nice stop, it is just past El Paso. Friendly, war museum on site, courtesy car, and restaurants and hotels right near by.

PS, I guess I mis read it, that you will just be in Sedona.

I could do just about any of those days if you come down to Ryan. Might have another client or 2 for you, please let me know.

How about every sentence starting with the word "So". So I went to the store, So the other day I ran into... drives me nuts.

Yea, I heard, I really liked her. What are you doing with her old space?

That is correct. We will give the kids some flight time in it, then sell it. The other nice thing about Van's and these programs is after the bird flys they give you back 10% of what you have spent, nice chunk of change.

Ditto, our high school program has just finished building one, and we are well into our 2nd. Where are you?

Tim, I am guessing one hazard could be flocks of birds, like around Willcox once a year. Just a guess though.

Funny you should ask. I have had a My Go Flight bag for several years but since I am retired it doesn't get much use. However I bought my professional pilot son one a couple of years ago and he loves it. He just asked me for any paperwork on it as a zipper is tearing, and he uses the heck out...

Funny Tim...... 2MT1, not KRYN.

There is a link HERE to a short story and some photos I took at the recent Ryan, MT fly-in for General Aviation News. I hope you enjoy them.

I escape the Tucson heat by going to Montana.....where I am right now.....where it is 52 degrees as I drink my morning coffee, dreading going back to AZ.

Before I retired I mostly flew at night. My last transmission was always "Hope your night's not too long."

Check Kelly at Kelly's Aviation at Ryan, she is a great instructor but last I heard she was scaling back. She is worth the phone call, she taught my son to fly fixed wings, mention my name. Hope that helps.

I did build it, but had a great painter (John Stahr) and some help finishing fiberglass and panel (Chris Sands, built several aircraft). I have a placard on the panel that says "10-10-22", took 10 years, 10 months and 22 days to build. I put an O-360 in her. Attached is a photo of my partial panel.

Ain't that the truth!

Ask my kid after I croak...

I love my -9A.

Here are a few photos I took from the Kalispell Fly/Drive/Ride In. Enjoy.