A picture is worth a thousand words

Good airshow, well attended. We had a line of about 30 people all day long even until we had to cut it off at closing time.
We went back to the Bunkhouse for dinner, but this time were in the front room where the entertainment was and it made a huge difference. We had a great time watching the cowboys and cowgirls dance. Then one of the guys, who had greeted our group upon arrival (we stand out, cause most of our guys are wearing Flagship shirts), started asking us to dance. He looked like a real deal cowboy, notice his boots in the photo with me. Later as he was leaving he came by to talk and it turns out he and his wife have doctorates in psychology. But this was a really fun evening that hearkened back to the days I lived in Texas.




In the photo below of the fuzzy airplane, the plane had smoke trails coming from both wingtips which would break up and form themselves into smoke rings. The guy would then come back and fly through the rings. In practice on Tuesday, I saw him go through four in a row.
Today we fly 40 minutes to Rocky Mountain airport where we will leave the plane for about two weeks. We will go to Denver and try to catch flights home. Ours is more complicated as all but us live in the Dallas area and we have to connect for Atlanta. Wish us luck.