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Mike and an almost surreal looking desert back drop.A few more of Mike are posted here:http://www.emuvideo.com/photos.php?page=201807mikeCheers,Damien
Great photos Hedgeview, Certainly whets the appetite looking towards next years megafauna. It will be interesting how the desert looks this time around given the extra rainfall that has occurred over the last couple of years. Can Not Wait.............- really nice rick! thanks for posting that. it was really fun meeting and getting to know you and debbie up there. hope to see yo down here in the desert someday soon.
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Thanks Ken, Wishfull thoughts on my part without even checking conditions. Its been nice back at the beach. Finished my drive into BC at the right time. Cault the Joshua trees outside of Nipton in the perfect light. Love the desert at Magic hour.Comment on "Salton Sea (CRUSTY SEA) Fly-In Feb 15-17: in the fat sweet air 200' BELOW sea level Hosted by Paratoys"
I'm still planning to be there on Sunday, maybe Saturday. By the way, TFR is indeed for a presidential visit. Apparently he is meeting with the king of Jordan at Rancho Mirage. http://www.pe.com/local-news/politics/politics-headlines-index/20140212-desert-summit-syria-likely-on-the-agenda.ece- Heather, Jim Waters used to love flying Death Valley. It has its own beauties. I love flying here in dead calm sunset time. the sky and rocky mountains turn so red with the shadow on desert flats.
- Oh there ARE power lines quite a bit Joz, and some are impossible to see. I always look for the poles and go up even if I don't see the lines. Even out in the middle of the desert you would be surprised how many power lines are just waiting to snag the unsuspecting.
- Nice one Ken. That's a whole heap of dry desert you've got out there. Good to see a face at the end. It's nice to see our fellow pilots faces and hear their voices as a part of trike videos occasionally. Keep em coming.
- ..., t is breathtaking, but 'every rose has it thorns'... I learned to fly in Nevada (part of Ken's Sunday posse) where I got used to wide open desert with tons of landing opportun...
- Wow! What's your altitude here? Atacama "It is, according to NASA, National Geographic and many other publications, the driest desert in the world." I know you crossed over the Nazca lines as well, do you have photos and the back story?