As we left the seaplane base, we came back to our campsite to
find the ultralights and powered parachutes out playing in the
sunset. |
And the Good Year Blimp, too. |
Kaylee and Maggie relaxing from the heat the next day, hanging
out and talking. |
There's the blimp. |
Usually I edit my photos and crop them in, adjust color and
contrast, etc. I didn't do that with my flying ones this year.
I'm not in the mood. |
So they are SOOC or Straight Out Of Camera shots. Take 'em
or leave 'em, they are not my best photos by far of flying stuff.
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Kaylee & Jamie climbing the big hill to watch the warbirds air
show. |
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Trying to see the Wall of Fire, but not successful. |
Jamie watched his dad fly the Mustang, too. |
The "Horsemen". |
Walking back to our camp sight, playing in a dry drainage
ditch along the way. |
"What?!" |
Back up the hill for one more try at watching things explode. |
Missing Man Formation... |
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Kaylee tries to fly her kite that she made at KidVenture. |
It's small and it's paper, tied with sewing thread, so she's
never highly successful. |
This is our campsite road and some of our neighbors. :) |
Ah, back to the flight line. |
The Three Amigos. Well, three of the Amigos anyway.
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Chuck resting under the wing, in shade for a bit. |
Jamie, Chuck & Steve. |
Steve & Laura at AirVenture. |
Steve, Nathan and Chuck at AirVenture. |
Nathan's favorite home-built airplane of all time. |
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"My" F-22 Raptor, head on. The only airplane on display at
Oshkosh that had a man with a machine gun off to the side. |
It's the Bomber Calendar Girls. I mean, a Bomber airplane. |
Steve, Chuck and Nathan at the Ultralight Field, watching little
weed eaters fly around on little two-cycle engines. :O |
Chuck driving me, Jamie and Kaylee (with her new "sunbrella")
back to watch the air show and the Wall Of Fire from up close and
personal. |
Steve and Kaylee lying on the ground under the DC-10. |
The Glenndale Crew. We didn't plan this, by the way.
lol Watching the air show from the shade. |
Kaylee |
Daddy & Kaylee |
I watched a lot of the show from under the refueling boom of the
DC-10. Nice View.
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Formation of probably T-6s. |
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