My aunt just sent this to me. I figure someone on here did this??? jg

Thought you'd be interested in a web site called: timmartinphoto.com. Click onto this site and then on PHOTOS. We just returned from Moab where Arches National Park is, and saw this photo. Immediately thought of you! There is also a video of this on the web site.
http://www.timmartinphoto.printroom.com ... artinphoto

Definetely not me, but reminds me of a story I heard or read. I dont remember where. The story was about a pilot who picked up a prisoner to transport to another facility. Along the way , he decided to entertain the prisoner a little and while flying thru Utah somewhere, he flew through one or two of the arches there in the canyon. I guess the prisoner really liked it. Later on, he sued because the pilot put his life in danger. I think he won also.

John, That looks almost as fun as bagging a bridge.
Looks like we know where you and your sidekick are headed next.
GT
ps John,I've added some Local flavor to my pictures.

Patrol Guy:

If you liked these pictures, you would probably enjoy the video. Link below is to a 30 or 40 minute video (mine is VHS, don't know if he has DVDs) the same guy made. It is really worth seeing, if you haven't seen it. In the video he comments that he would have never been able to do some of the stuff that he did 20 and 30 years ago because of regulations, continuing government strangulation, etc... But what he did was truly amazing. He went through most of the major arches, and many he had about 10 feet of clearance on both sides. Really incredible to watch. Also had some great footage of flying the Colorado and Green River canyons.

http://www.swaviator.com/arch-enemy/

Enjoy!! Larry

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That reminds me how the advent of basejumping put a crimp in flying under the big bridge going into Twin Falls, Id...........or at least it should have..?

courierguy wrote:That reminds me how the advent of basejumping put a crimp in flying under the big bridge going into Twin Falls, Id...........or at least it should have..?

Didn't they have one of those little black ink pads and stamp in the shape of a guy with a parachute?

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Yes, I knew Tex.....and went to one of his annual parties at his place in Moab. One of the true alltime characters in flying (and in life in general) I've had the honor/thrill to meet. He was truely one of a kind.

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Here's one too...

http://vids.myspace.com/index.cfm?fusea ... id=6843736

Coyote Ugly wrote:Here's one too...

http://vids.myspace.com/index.cfm?fusea ... id=6843736

That is a Luscombe...I'd recognize the cowl anywhere.

whee wrote:
That is a Luscombe...I'd recognize the cowl anywhere.

Yup, and I betcha the seat has a little hole bit out of the middle of it too...

There's a teaser on Youtube, as well.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IkeJQJxHpQw