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There are two steep sandstone monoliths in Cathedral Valley called the “Temple of the Sun” and the “Temple of the Moon”. They are amazingly steep. I flew ove...- “Training Syllabus and Workbook” is the curriculum of lessons to study in...owledge and flying skills in the most efficient order. This is a cook book of “what to learn when” whi...
- 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.
- ..., Lovell saw it from his vantage point in the spacecraft. He said, “Hey, I got it right here! Bil...got it framed. It's very clear right here.” Anders said, “Wait a minute, just let me ge...
- The “Maze”, in Canyonlands. Again, more hospitable country is out of view, on the other side of my trike.
- We rounded this corner and headed in the desert beyond to find the “Temple of the Sun and Moon”, at the edge of Capitol Reef National Park.
- We flew along the edge of the “Needles”. Fortunately, there was a paved road nearby (behind me out of view).
- I saw this raft, with 5 or 6 guys onboard yesterday afternoon, and twice today. I called it the “Huck Finn” raft.
- We headed downstream along the Colorado River to reach this large double meander in the river is called “The Loop”.
- I found “Royal Arch”, 175ft high with a span of 80 ft, ample clearance for a trike. On the other side of the ridge was a mini Monument Valley. It was too windy to explore today, but I plan to return and check it out in the future.