Wakeboarding Colorado River Bullhead City, AZ
July 24, 2010
a little video i made of myself wakeboarding
Pink Jeep Tours
July 24, 2010
For roughly 60 years, Pink Jeep Tours have been the extremely delightful and off-road adventure experience for families in Arizona. The award-winning trips take you along the Grand Canyon, Ancient Ruin, Broken Arrow, Valley of Fire and numerous other locations across the Southwest. When rugged adventure, nature, knowledge about Native American culture and history, spectacular views and striking geology are on your program, Pink Jeep Tours is perfect for you. The luxurious Tour Trekker interior used for various tours has extra-sized windows, a flat-screen DVD player and luscious leather seating. First, the trip brings you to Grand Canyon, when a qualified guide tells throughout the journey. A trip to Oak Canyon is comprised, because it is amongst the best picturesque drives in the US.
Then, you visit the Ponderosa Pin Rainforests of Flagstaff, across the San Francisco Peaks and straight to the South Rim. The journey experience may be upgraded by joining a fine lunch facility at the historic Bright Angel Lodge or El Tovar hotel. Also, you can just pick a spot to have your diner in the Grand Canyon Village. After dinner, the journey takes a usual scenery itinerary for photo options. The tour finishes with a magnificent exit on Colorado River part, but the jeep also will make a stop at the Cameron Trading Post on Navajo Indian Reservation prior to going on its last stage.
For roughly 60 years, Pink Jeep Tours have been the extremely delightful and off-road Whether you’re seeking nature, geology, Native American history, panoramic views, or are just along for the thrill of the ride, Pink Jeep adventure tours in Sedona has plenty to offer and will never disappoint. This is one tour that may be the highlight of your Sedona vacation, so bring along the camera and plenty of film, because you might want to re-live it for many years to come.
Aero-TV: The Cessna Skycatcher – Testing the Aircraft Across Country
July 24, 2010
Test Pilot Kirby Ortega Discusses the Advantages of Cessna’s New LSA At the 2009 AOPA Summit, attendees experienced an up-close encounter with Cessnas newest aircraft to enter the LSA market. Since the announcement of the 162 Skycatcher program in 2007, Cessna has received over 1000 orders. A two-place, single-engine piston, high-wing aircraft, the Skycatcher is a strong contender in the training market. Powered by the Continental O-200D 100-hp engine, the 162 Skycatcher weighs in at an extremely light 830 pounds empty weight, 280 pounds less than the 150. As a result, the aircraft features a cruise speed up to 118 knots and a maximum range of 470 nautical miles. After departing from San Diego’s King Schools, where the first production-conforming Skycatcher had been stationed during the development of Cessna’s pilot training curriculum, Chief Test Pilot Kirby Ortega flew the aircraft to Tampa, Florida. The three-day journey allowed Ortega to become more familiar with the aircraft’s handling and features, including the all-new Garmin G300 avionics system. With the increase in situational awareness and decrease in heads-down time, the G300 provides a great educational advantage for both students and instructors alike. The 162 arrived at the AOPA Summit as part of Cessna’s demonstration of its new Internet-based flight training software, available through Cessna’s Pilot Center network and developed in conjunction with Kings Schools. The web-training program, coupled with the …
1982 RAM IV Cessna 414AW – Once Around the Pattern
July 24, 2010
Complete circuit flown by a 15 year-old flight student. 1982 RAM IV Cessna 414AW
