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I think we should call them false-reality shows. Sent from my SM-J700T using Tapatalk

I met a lady who flew with Susie Air to help them in their backcountry techniques. She said she was really let down when that show came out. Not an accurate representation of how Susie works. Personally, I think the flying is cool but the show's injected drama is overkill. Sent from my...

Waiting for passengers. The storm blew right on top of us as soon as they arrived. Hail, wind, and rain. Then once the worst of it ended, I fired up, waited for favorable winds, and gunned it.

Tailwheel time and scoping out some desert climbing. Sent from my SM-J700T using Tapatalk

Funny! I just saw my 135 employer has a Monument Valley tour on Wednesday. That would be a fun tour to fly.

But I don't think your going to find anyone doing it in an O-360, O-470, O-300 etc.

I have heard stories of guys that were able to run their carbureted engines lean of peak but they are all just that: stories.

I meant for type and altitude to be implied by identity and location. Cherokee 12345 over the tanks at 4,500, inbound for landing.

Yep, seems like a typical spring. I grew up near Roswell, NM and remember those winds over 60 mph taking down pivot sprinklers and knocking semi trailers over. Rough area and I have heard West Texas is extra dry right now.

I thought initial callup should be identity, location, and request. Is that what you are talking about or are they reciting their first 40 years of life on call up?

Now you're just making me dream :)

Hmmm.... high time airframe. Wonder how the rest of it was taken care of.

Wood stove is the only way to bake but there is a propane cooktop hidden next to the refrigerator. I don't typically cook on the propane because this time of year there is always a fire going if we are home.

Moved in. The first photo is from late last year.

The band? I think Bono looks pretty shady [emoji1]

Define maintenance program for us.

Maybe that is his point? Haha

Maybe that needs painted on top of the barn.

I've heard of it before and actually met a photographer who used to do it. It was a much cooler deal before Google Earth. You need to have her sit on the porch with a shotgun like they do in Second Hand Lion.

Looks like some seriously worn out rubber mounts.