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An aerial view of the destruction caused by a tornado that cut a large swath through nearby Washington, Illinois. Hundreds of homes were destroyed or damaged.- He was quite good, then I decided to simulate him lost of engine power after take off. As you can see he did two mistakes very shortly step by step. Because the view to the approaching ground is terrible, he decided push the bar out. I had to correct it.
- This is the second visit to Creede, South Colorado. Tens, thousands Aspen trees are changing colors to yellow, gold and orange, absolutely spectacular view from the sky. Thanks Chris Dahl-bredine for planing and arranging the trip.
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- Here was a fun run I made in the middle of Spring time in WA state. Google Earth Steptoe Butte if you'd like to have a view of the area (we call the Palouse hills). Just miles and miles of rolling wheat fields.
- The Rhythm of flight series is one I recommend you follow. This is one on HG in Canada. Some awesome landscapes to see from a birds eye view. Even highlights the Canadian Nationals at Lumby, BC. Unfortunately they do show a botched launch. Hope the pilot made full recovery. Enjoy.
- Here is another take on Low Riders - Not to be confused with my Low Riderz video from long ago.
- Complete individual wing control allows crazy aerobatics like back flips and dives, previously not possible with mechanical birds! More Here: http://www.designfax.net/cms/dfx/opens/article-view-dfx.php?nid=4&bid=283&et=featurearticle&pn=03
- Zion National Park is one of the most famous national park in Utah. Rick and I took off from Hurricane Airport early in the morning. We flew between 8,500 and 9,500 feet high due to some turbulence in the lower altitude. Enjoy spectacular view of 270 million years old landscape from the sky.
View from 11,000 ft by Ultralight Trike - McDonald Peaks, Montana
McDonald Peak is the highest mountain in Mission Range, located about 100 miles south of Glacier National Park. George and I took off from Polson Airport early in the morning and climbed to 11,000 ft to fly around the peaks. There are many beautiful lakes and some glacier around the peak.