GREAT AERIAL IMAGES...from CA to WI

sweet...I especially liked the landing video...chasing their shadow...
 
Thanks for break, Kismet. I was good to get out of town for a few minutes.
Terry
 
Hey, I can see my house from up there! :D

Many people still don't realize how desolate and uninhabited many parts of the US are; those pictures really show it.

BTW, you know the kind of sick, groaning feeling you get when you see a beautiful one-of-a-kind kukri that you just missed snagging or couldn't afford? That's how I feel when I look at planes like that P-51. What gorgeous machines...

Norm
 
Norm?

Someday, plan a trip to Oshkosh for the EAA fly-in. Make sure you get a flight-line pass through an EAA member. Walking among those magnificent machines, scrupulously restored by devotees is a darn-near spiritual experience.

Contemporary warplanes are there, as well as experimental aircraft and some no-longer manufactured, but still in use aircraft like the A10.

There are air-shows several times a day and precision flying stuff that you can't believe EVEN when you see them.

Wear great walking shoes, and plan a couple yearss ahead for a motel. One year I aimed to it, and ended up at a motel almost 60 miles away...getting the last room that wasn't booked for the air-show.

The Concorde was there one year, taking passengers for a one-hour round trip from Oshkosh.....









to MONTREAL, QUEBEC !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

It also did touch-and-goes. Like watching an aluminum teradactyl play.

You'd love it.
 
Great stuff! The planes are great, but it was even better seeing a few of the places I've been, this time from the air. The Wall Drug/Lightning photo is awesome
 
WOW, this is a beautiful country ain't it.

It sure is Kam and as amazing as it is from the air it is even more amazing from the ground. There are places where a human being can stand and if they are of the right mind ---- Know just how infinitesimal we really are!!!!:thumbup: :eek: :cool: :D
Just like the pics taken from the Space Shuttle only you get too feel the fresh cool air blowing from off the snow on top of the mountains and other places.:) ;)
When I was a kid and first heard the term, "The Shining" as told by the old Mountain Men I didn't have to ask what they meant as I had seen it for myself...
 
Beautiful images!

Thanks Kis:thumbup: I shared these with my daughters (7 and 4yrs) and they loved them too:)
 
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