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Great. Thanks for sharing.
mkosmo
Pattern Altitude
I love his channel, he has some amazing content. I had offered to take him up for fun while he was here in Houston, but schedules didn't play right.
denverpilot
Tied Down
I can't express how much I like this video. Really I can't. Thanks for posting it. I don't follow the SED guy and missed this one.
Have always liked the SED guy, and a long time ago, in a galaxy far far away, when I was young and starry eyed, I had very poorly thought through plans for going to work for either MAF or JAARS.
Both are very different organizations today, in many respects, but still the same in others.
I spent some time investigating attending Moody Bible Institute in Chicago (back then one of the largest schools feeding MAF young pilots and missionaries) and drove a couple thousand miles in a 1968 Chevy Van with holes in the floor you could watch the road go by through, to Elizabethon, TN -- to tour MAF's facility there -- back when they were based in TN.
A whole lifetime ago. Literally. But great memories and wonderful people.
I've never killed as many bugs on a windshield ever again as that trip trough the eastern TN woods on the Interstate. So many dead bugs the windshield wipers would just smear bug guts in a torrent of green slime across the giant flat windshield.
Good stuff.
Have always liked the SED guy, and a long time ago, in a galaxy far far away, when I was young and starry eyed, I had very poorly thought through plans for going to work for either MAF or JAARS.
Both are very different organizations today, in many respects, but still the same in others.
I spent some time investigating attending Moody Bible Institute in Chicago (back then one of the largest schools feeding MAF young pilots and missionaries) and drove a couple thousand miles in a 1968 Chevy Van with holes in the floor you could watch the road go by through, to Elizabethon, TN -- to tour MAF's facility there -- back when they were based in TN.
A whole lifetime ago. Literally. But great memories and wonderful people.
I've never killed as many bugs on a windshield ever again as that trip trough the eastern TN woods on the Interstate. So many dead bugs the windshield wipers would just smear bug guts in a torrent of green slime across the giant flat windshield.
Good stuff.