Thanks Tim, nicely done. The shot of the single, small boat in the water looks like it belongs in the High Museum of Art in Atlanta this month. THere is an entire series of this exact same type of photograhy, which is exclusionary of all references like a horizon or something. This is seriously acclaimed art, and you nailed it with this one.
High Art! Very Cool! thanks! There are like 3 wordplays/puns in that alone!
As always Great pics, man what a house boat, even had a slide built in.
yep does look like you ran into some soup on the way home. much more and you would have been IFR and not the I follow roads type.
Most of the route was class G ( 1 mile vis for PVT, 3 for sport ) and was pretty clear near the ground but stuffy at about 1000 AGL.
I am surprized I did not get carb ice.
My bigest concern was the nasty head wind. Brent was heading directly South into the wind and Ed Newbold and David Morris were following simular paths to myself.
I was shocked that the sky did not clear up after the sun rose, temps went up and the wind held steady.
Great photos, Tim. Those crop photos are like LP albums. You can't play them backwards but if you turn them upside down they look a lot different.
SON-OF-A-GUN!! I looked at that think for 15 min trying to figgure out what it might be!!
Thank you Tim!
Tim,
As always, great photos. Thanks for bring me along! I'm gonna have to call you soon and talk about building myself a Twinstarr.
Wayne
Don't forget Jim in Indy has an unfinished Twinstarr Kit for sale!! I think he wants less then 10k for it. Pickup an untagged used Lycoming 0320 and you will have a NEW Twinstarr for less then I paid for my used one!
Tim I love the cross country photos. I wish I would of got closer to you when we were flying for a close up photo. I guess I am a chicken. How do I put the pictures on a cd from the forum?
Never go outside of your comfort level! I have some experience flying in close formation and I still am nervous.
Here is a link to a ZIP file that has the Air-to-Air Carlinator files.
RIGHT-CLICK on the file NAME and choose SAVE TARGET AS...
Choose your desktop as the destination and you will be able to burn this to a CD without having to download the individual files.
Let me know if you need help with it.
If all else fails I can burn a CD and send it to you.
Rick,
Thanks! Can you belive I forgot photos?
I wonder if you can tow banners with a pusher....?
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