At the top is my dads 182 that keeps us from rushing our project. Then Baylee guarding the old shop. A sukhoi su-29 that I did a little work on in exchange for two hours of aerobatic lessons from the owner who is an airshow performer. I really rubbed that in to my instructor. Bird strike when I was doing a night cross country. A chunk of bird came through the windshield. And a shot of the old shop, me priming parts for our airplane and a sunset from between the old hangars. We still have not moved out but I will be so glad to get out and into a clean warm large hangar that we can fit both planes in.
Thursday, March 4, 2010
At the top is my dads 182 that keeps us from rushing our project. Then Baylee guarding the old shop. A sukhoi su-29 that I did a little work on in exchange for two hours of aerobatic lessons from the owner who is an airshow performer. I really rubbed that in to my instructor. Bird strike when I was doing a night cross country. A chunk of bird came through the windshield. And a shot of the old shop, me priming parts for our airplane and a sunset from between the old hangars. We still have not moved out but I will be so glad to get out and into a clean warm large hangar that we can fit both planes in.
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