KABE |
Pocono Race Track |
Quarry filled with water |
Windmill farm, last ridghe line before crossing into the valley for Wilkes-Barre KAVP. (coming from the south) |
I joined the pattern behind a Cirrus and made a nice landing on runway six. We taxied in and I took on fuel, why not at $5.69 special rate for fly in folks. Mary and I got to spend time chatting with friends and catching up on whats been happening. We all decided that we would let our Brides make dinner plans from now on and we would just do the flying. We miss getting together with our flying friends.
After I drooled on Bob's Mooney, wow, what a panel!, I decided to head south. We launched for home and made good time riding the tail wind. Wilmington had us land on runway nine and it was a short taxi to our tie down. We secured the plane and headed for home. I made a stop for pet food and now here I sit typing this out. Yikes! it's just about 5:30 and I have to shower and change for a graduation dinner tonight.
Pictures taken with iPhone, I left the camera in the baggage area. I may be flying tomorrow, Georgetown for breakfast!
You're not nuts at all... I always enjoy seeing you post about flying up to the cemetery once again. It's nice to see you keep with the tradition.
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ReplyDeleteThanks, I guess it's just something I'll always do. I often wonder what my Dad would have thought about flying to Wilkes-Barre vs driving. I think of all the trips we made back and forth every summer and holidays.
I actually made a statement after a 9 hour trip to Hazelton Pa for Thanksgiving in snow storm. I was maybe 15 at the time and after we got out of the regular cab truck (4 of us) I said I had ford tattooed to my ass, my Mother slapped me for saying ass. My Dad held back cracking up and shook his head.
Ah...the memories.
Ha, that story's a classic. Gotta love all those little moments we remember from growing up.
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