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Lead trike in the follow on invasion force, 4 trikes invaded for lunch- Trikes assembled at an impromtu mini flyin on Eldorado dry lake. Maarten, Ken, Leo, Kim Hurt and Jim Waters
- another airport checked off the list. At this point we high-fived, but I told Leo, well, we haven't made it out of here alive yet, so ...
- We parked our trikes to the side and then went for a short hike along the river to find Jebadia Curry’s Grave.
- I was very sick so I went to the doctor and after the xrays, they found the problem with my brain and heart. It is trike flying disease :D very contagious and nasty :D
- Not quite ready but close Super heavy duty design. Good looking trike. A quick glance will tell you...e is its simple easy mechanical style. Very smart for back country flying. Repairable almost anywhere. This baby is flying...
- Our trikes at Dirty Devil. This time we were on the ground with some daylight remaining so we could enjoy the scenery before it became dark. We set up our tents and had a snack/dinner.
- FAA “Weight-Shift Control Flying Handbook” has more detailed and comprehensive information specifically on the trike. This book is ground school for aeronautical knowledge plus the “Flight Training” book.
- Rathmines on Lake MacQuarie - 1974 NSW State Kite Flying Titles Back Row.. Colin Arnold, Jim Canon, Eric Brandon, Rod Moore, Steve Moyes, Kevin Duncan, Bob Breiley. Front Row.. Chris Brandon, Shane Duncan, Ricky Duncan, Russell Duncan.
- The Petaluma trikes. Photo by Bill Sherlock.