And, yep, that's me nearly killing myself, mounting the hotel sign over the hangar door earlier today.
Nice pics and video! Any idea why it says "AOPA" on the side of that Extra?
(I don't remember them giving away an Extra, and the only time I've seen their logo on a plane has been on their sweepstakes planes.)
The "oh, HELL no" maneuver:
It must have been a blast to be a corporate executive flying around in an On Mark Marksman, the converted A-26 airframe. James Garner's slick-businessman character is seen in one in the 1960 film Cash McCall. Only three intact airframes are known to survive.A26, home on the ramp at KILM:
from this page, doesn't look like many airworthly ones left:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_surviving_Douglas_A-26_Invaders
may sound like the stupid question but i was trying to upload a photo but it keeps showing up sideways in a small thumbnail. how do i get it to appear larger like the rest of your guys' photos?
You see how hunched over I am? I don't actually have a hunchback, but I was afraid to lean back too far!Anytime I use a ladder my son (22) reminds me that ladders are the most common reason for men over 50 to visit the emergency room. I ignore him.
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You see how hunched over I am? I don't actually have a hunchback, but I was afraid to lean back too far!
I hate ladders, and spend way too much time on them.
Celebrated Labor Day with friends today on a formation training flight. T-34A, CJ-6 and a Yak-52.
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Dang, awesome pix. I've never heard of this fly-in, and 350+ airplanes? That's fantastic.I flew down to Hood River for their annual fly-in. A great time was had by all. There were some spectacular planes in attendance! Over 360+ aircraft on the field at one time.
VFR over Kennedy
This was around 745. I guess it's not too busy at that time!And a short line to takeoff! Why am I always #30 in sequence???