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A 1929 Fairchild 42 (that appears to fly regularly) in the Lake Hood Land Plane tie-down area. How cool is that?
Stories from around the hangar and tall tales from over thirty years in the flying business.
Tuesday, January 28, 2014
Out Of Whack
It is the end of January and Brother Baker is vacationing in Alaska. I know, weird. Most folks visit Alaska during the summer months. In Brother Baker's defense, except for yesterday, it has been warmer in Anchorage this week, than here in North Carolina. Wait, there's more. He is visiting his Brother in Law, who works for the Army Corps of Engineers, lives in Alaska, and works in India---building a C-17 base for the Indian Air Force, just outside of New Delhi. The Alaska Command is in charge of the project, apparently. What I want to know is: How do you pack for THAT trip? They are forecasting snow and ice in the southeast today. Big D has canceled over 500 flights in Atlanta. It is all out of whack!
A 1929 Fairchild 42 (that appears to fly regularly) in the Lake Hood Land Plane tie-down area. How cool is that?
A 1929 Fairchild 42 (that appears to fly regularly) in the Lake Hood Land Plane tie-down area. How cool is that?
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