The test flight was successful. The mechanic says the plane looks good
so I'm heading home shortly. :-)
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About Me
- Brian
- Queensbury, NY
- Private Pilot
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- New pics
- Home at Last
- Heading home, finally...
- So close and yet so far
- Landing at Van Wert County, OH
- Erie, Pennsylvania
- Test Flight Successful
- Test Flight
- Heading to Peoria
- Looks like Tuesday
- Nearly done
- Progress!
- A different kind of video
- Contemplating a return
- Progress...
- Takeoff and Landing at the farm
- First aerobatics flight
- My first landing at the farm
- A new video
- A change of course
- Heading home
- Unstuck
- Sticky and Stuck
- Sticky valves
- Heading home slowly
- The joys of ownership
- We made it. :-)
- Weather has cleared :)
- New Map :-)
- Rain, rain, go away
- Seeking Illinois
- Another video :-)
- We made Indiana!
- Landing at Findlay, Ohio
- Made it to Ohio!
- We're off to see the wizard
- Best laid plans...
- A Journey Begins
- "The plane crashed when the engine stalled"
- My Repitched Prop
- States that I've landed a plane in
- How far can you fly?
- My Plane ...
- Welcome!
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Following 70L
Click on the link below to track 70L in flight. The tracks are often inaccurate or missing completely for non-instrument flights. A track will often end unexpectedly before the actual end of the flight. Incomplete tracks are just a sign of tracking problems, not a problem with the flight itself.
Weather at Home
Followers
Fellow Aviators
My Pictures
After clicking on the arrow to start the slideshow, you can simply watch the show or use the controls to move forward or backward. You can also click on the rightmost control in the toolbar at the bottom of the photos to view the slideshow in full-screen mode.
My Videos
The videos on this page are ones I've made while flying one plane or another. I'll be adding more videos as I go and, as I do, they'll automatically show up in this section of my blog, as well as in whatever post they first appeared.
Approach and Landing at KGFL January 27 2009
Approach and Landing on the icy runway at Argyle, NY January 27, 2009
Approach and landing at Franklin, PA on August 6, 2009
Approach and Landing at Findlay, OH, August 6, 2009
Departing Kendallville, IN and arriving at Valparaiso, IN Aug 7 2009
Landing at the farm on August 8, 2009
Aerobatics with Diana, August 10, 2009
Takeoff and landing at the farm on August 12, 2009
Brian at the Farm, August 8-12, 2009
Approach and Landing at Van Wert County, OH, August 25, 2009
70L Returns Home to Glens Falls on August 27, 2009
Landing and Subsequent Departure at Argyle, NY, August 29, 2009
Landing at Garnsey's, Flying down the Hudson, September 14, 2009
Flying up the Hudson, September 21, 2009
Approach and Landing at KGFL January 27 2009
Approach and Landing on the icy runway at Argyle, NY January 27, 2009
Approach and landing at Franklin, PA on August 6, 2009
Approach and Landing at Findlay, OH, August 6, 2009
Departing Kendallville, IN and arriving at Valparaiso, IN Aug 7 2009
Landing at the farm on August 8, 2009
Aerobatics with Diana, August 10, 2009
Takeoff and landing at the farm on August 12, 2009
Brian at the Farm, August 8-12, 2009
Approach and Landing at Van Wert County, OH, August 25, 2009
70L Returns Home to Glens Falls on August 27, 2009
Landing and Subsequent Departure at Argyle, NY, August 29, 2009
Landing at Garnsey's, Flying down the Hudson, September 14, 2009
Flying up the Hudson, September 21, 2009
NASA Images
The NASA image of the day is usually pretty cool. But they seem to have problems sometimes with the delivery of the images. If you don't see the image, press F5 to refresh the page in your browser. That usually will cause the image to display. :-)
Flying Around Near Home
Here are a few pictures we took while flying around near home last Fall.
About aviation...
Lady, you want me to answer you if this old airplane is safe to fly? Just how in the world do you think it got to be this old?
— Anon
Both optimists and pessimists contribute to the society. The optimist invents the aeroplane, the pessimist the parachute.
— George Bernard Shaw
And once you have tasted flight, you will walk the Earth with your eyes turned skyward, for there you have been and there you long to return.
— Leonardo DaVinci
A student became lost during a solo cross-country flight. While attempting to locate the aircraft on radar, ATC asks, "What was your last known position?" The reply: "When I was number one for takeoff".
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ReplyDeleteNow I can REALLY wish you a safe flight home! :)
Good Job Brian.... Wish you all the best and be safe going home!!!
ReplyDeleteWooo-hooo. I hope you can finally (and soon) call this mid-west trip complete!
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