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I have a camera mounted on each wing. For the wing mount I use the GoPro...t where it connects with the leading edge tube. A single coupler is used so...the Trike (perpendicular to the washout strut). This keeps the camera very c...- We flew out to the edge of Rio Grande Reservoir and circled, waiting for Chris to join us. Chris had never explored this area before and I was eager to check it out again. Our formation of trikes turned to fly up to Weminuche Pass.
- As I was taxiing out at Santa Maria a fire bomber asked permission to "Drop!" I'd never heard of that, but got my camera ready
- We finally made it to Marble Canyon Airstrip, with about an extra hour of daylight remaining. This is a beautiful spot to base out of with a gas station, grocery store and in the off season, a reasonably priced motel.
- We landed in Wentworth in the middle of nowhere almost, and there was a WWII book about the development of the P-51 Mustang0 and there was Vance Breese (Senior) (our own Vance Breese on AllTrike's Dad) testing the P-51 inside.
- This is from my Aiptek video camera mounted on my control bar. I made one last run up Goose Creek, following closely behind Paul's trike.
- We followed a river upstream into what I thought was the Navajo Headwaters basin. It turned out to be the Blanco Basin.
- ...meet the legend. If you have a chance go over an check out his website. My favorite among his blogs i...illing adventures to follow there as well, such as the Zebas Chronicles. He also pens a great book or...
- Showing my converted boat trailer, allowing the trike to sit low and forward. It was a matter of shortening the trailer, adding a trail for the front wheel, plus two plates for the rear wheels. I highly recommend this set up for quick and cheap home storage.
- After leaving the Green River, we crossed over to the Colorado River on the opposite side of Canyonlands and headed upstream. I found Corona Arch, made famous by a Tim Martin, a Utah Backcountry pilot who flew through this arch many a time.