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Say "Hi" to Nate at the Tower Grill for me, Ted. next time you go in... He'll know the name!

Bernoulli- Sucked out vs. Newton- Pushed out???

That's right at the seats I used to ride in on the way to North Dakota in that Key Lime plane. Sure glad it held together!!!

tjfelles...Back from Idaho...

Pretty maneuverable for a control wheel!

I like this Mustang...Older, but classic!!!

On your way through the Pacific Northwest, stop in Nampa (just west of Boise) at The Warhawk Air Museum. Great people, super collection of aircraft, and an amazing collection of thousands of stories of Veterans from the Spanish American war, to the present.

warhawkairmuseum.org Warhawk Air Museum in Nampa, Idaho...Near Boise. Great collection of flying WWII Aircraft, and docents who will give you some great insight on the collections!

The cost has gone up a bit since 1976...

Pretty neat lady. I was privileged to participate in the recording of Mercury 13. Take a look at it. The women are so sharp! Rest well, Jerrie. You will not be forgotten!

Put the remains in our favorite hangar ice tea container, slipped the J3 Cub a little, and poured them out the side from the front seat at 65 mph. Easy, Peasy!

Hammer and a big screwdriver. 16 years of repossessing teaches one a few things...

We just moved from Castle Rock to Idaho for all the reasons listed before. Beautiful...but one must live with the troubles of progress to be there. Enjoy!

Anybody use FF with a handheld and no transponder? Flying a J3 around / under DIA Bravo keeps my eyes open. Low and slow is the order of the day, but I have never heard of operations without a transponder code for ATC to watch.

Follow the money. Who owns the railroads has a lot of influence on what pipelines are approved. There is plenty of oil in North Dakota to fill pipelines to make them financially viable. Our fracking has been an awesome assert to the horizontal drilling that has increased production...

35 years for me. Similar story... Family, jobs, responsibilities delayed getting back as PIC for all that time. I got involved with building and rebuilding airplanes with the "Antique Aircraft Association of Colorado". I always had the passion to get involved in flying again, and the mission of...

36 years between my last flight, and getting time in a J3 to start flying again. It's even better the second time around!