Quiet time
If you’ve been following the blog you know that for the past two days, I’ve been riding backseat, up close and personal with some of the the most intense flying […]
If you’ve been following the blog you know that for the past two days, I’ve been riding backseat, up close and personal with some of the the most intense flying […]
“Holy #$%@ – we’re going to chew his tailwheel off!” That was my first (and only) thought as Tim McDonald slid us into the #3 in-trail slot. It was my […]
Up at 6 to make the seven o’clock briefing. Sun is just peeking up from the skyline under a painfully blue sky. It’s a good day to fly. I come […]
It’s now 9:15 p.m. Central Daylight Time. Martin and I are both collapsed onto our respective beds in the Dubuque Best Western after two days of hammering across the country […]
[having trouble getting pix off the camera onto the computer – will be added later] Not quite an alpine start, but everything in aviation does take a little longer. The […]
One of the five pillars of Islam is the Hajj, the obligation that every able-bodied Muslims make a pilgrimage to Mecca at least once in their life. Any pilot will […]
If the inflight map is to believed, we’re crossing the the state line out of Kansas now, westbound. Thirty eight thousand feet, somewhere near midnight on the way back to […]
Paused at the corner of this steel-glass canyonHis neck craned back into the dithering blue,The citywise swarm parts, unnoticingToo busy anymore to even mock this bumpkin‘s indulgence:“Ooh – look at […]
Last week at this time, I was weighing the fine balance of subfreezing night air in Central California’s Pinnacles National Monument against the smoky blaze of a campfire overfed with […]
Back home for almost a day now, just waiting for the jetlag to kick in. That’s the way it always is, you know – you get home feeling like, this […]