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Good luck you crazy kids! First, you no show Oshkosh and now this. I just don't know about you two but we love y'all.

Jamie and I will be volunteering at Warbirds again this year. Just got our RV spot all spoken for just today. If you're down in the T34 area stop by and say hello. Jamie works Warbird volunteer registration....I'm the guy in the orange boonie hat and shirt, blue jeans, workboots and a sunburn...

Of course! It was just great to have you here. Airplanes can make a big, big world seem pretty small.

That was quite a day, Sis. I'm pretty sure we could have got you turned around with the tractor, a couple of tow straps, some thirty weight ball bearings and ten pounds of extra stout axle grease. No problem! Biggest thing to show up in Antigo since, well, me. You come back soon....you're always...

Lessee.....first concert was in 1974 with Rush opening for Blue Oyster Cult. Last concert was this year with Rush celebrating 40 years (really 41 years) of great music.

Jamie and I will be there. What would you like us to bring apart from better weather than we had last year which looks strangely like what we're having this morning.

The only mass arrival that counts tomorrow is when Jamie and I show up with the RV and a Jeep. You and Sharon are coming by to visit, right? I'll be on the T-34 line...Jamie will be at warbird registration. See ya then!

We're celebrating our BC's second birthday. He was a rescue unlike his predecessor who passed away a month before we got this one. BC's are wonderful pets but as many have already noted they have some unique needs that you'd best be ready to fill as an owner. They need a job and are almost...

Ted...you rule!

I'm looking to buy a Druck oil pressure transducer for my 1986 Mooney 252. The part number is APT-154-1000-100PSIG. These seem to be in very short supply. Thanks in advance! A PM is fine as is an email to hawker-800@hotmail.com

This weekend at the Antigo Langlade County Airport..... Fly In & Air Show on Saturday the 21st of September 2014. Pancake & Waffle Breakfast 9am–11am. Young Eagle flights for first time flyers ages 8-17. Lunch served 11am–3pm. Bounce house, flight simulator, raffles, games, face painting...

This aircraft was grossly out of position to capture a glide slope normally given the altitudes they were at and the distances indicated from the runway. The aircraft seems to however grabbed a false path that are known to exist in places where properly flown aircraft just aren't supposed to be...

I don't think it'd be me Dave but even if it was I spent so much time flying the same hour over and over again time pretty much stood still. Thanks for thinking of me though. I'm betting on Wayne or Greg.

I think that was the most fun I've ever had with a bunch of drunk folks and a couple of pilot certificates. Except that time in Ottawa......let's just forget about the time in Ottawa.

I wish Jame and me could make it but just not going to be able do it. Thank you for making this happen for the Vets, Jay. It's such a generous thing you're doing here. It was great to meet you and your Son at AV 2013 btw. I think you both have a lot to be proud of. :)

Jamie and me had a great time at Grant and Leslie's shindig. Always such great hosts! So many fine people to spend time with too. We can't wait to see everyone at Air Venture 2014. Thanks for a terrific evening everyone.

I picked the airplane up from annual today. Nice little ride home with a few snow showers tossed in for fun. Good to have my airplane back home where she belongs.

My waypoint is JCACY which in on an RNAV approach to Augusta, ME runway 26. JAMIE has an intersection named for her but its a ways away from Northern WI. Sometimes you take what you get.

There were many, many variants of the Mosquito powered by an equally large number of Merlin engines some built by Rolls Royce and some by Packard. What ever the variant is that's being flown here....it's a thing of beauty. Thanks for the video post.

Wouldn't it be something to find out that the greatest pilot who ever lived never dropped a bomb, never got shot at or shot at anyone or went all that fast. Just someone who did it right everytime they went up, never scared anyone, acted reasonably and did it well for a lifetime? It's not me...