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Is it really landable #1 -- "Dry" lakebed? Jeffsflightlog.com
See @Jeff_Trike's spectacular trike XC adventure site for more. Fear of doing this out in the middle of nowhere actually resulted in an "interesting" landing when I landed to give @Kim some of my gas one time.- We passed the confluence of the Colorado and Green Rivers, then headed upstream along the Green to Mineral Canyon. As I turned to base and final to land, I s...
- We landed at Green River Airport where I fussed with my wingtip camera, then headed down the Green River Canyon. This was an incredible flight, probably the highlight of the entire trip.
- The Green River enters from the right, to merge with the Colorado entering from the bottom to form a larger Colorado River exit to the top
- We landed at Mineral Canyon to look over the wings (now frost free) and to clean a smudge of dirt off the gopro before heading out an amazing hour long flight up the Gree...
- My Mad Max Road Warrior prop. Which reminds me. I took this chic to see Road Warrior in 1983. As the movie gets going she says, "Oh yeah, I like that gu...
- On the far side of Bowknot bend we passed two canoes paddling down the river.
- In the left - after the "rail" is movable-flip plate "up" In the center is foot-tube "down". Mechanism works if I push my foot to tube down, via other horizontal tube the flip plate go "up" and my rear wheel go down by rail.
- We followed the Green downstream down to Mineral Canyon Airstrip. We set up camp there, then headed over to Moab to refuel. We made it back a little before sunset and followed the Green River down stream to Canyonlands, then headed back to Mineral Canyon to call it for the day.
- 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.