I got a call from a customer 125 miles away, the day before I was going to be flying directly over their area going to the Three Forks fly-in, this worked out perfect as I was able to deliver the two 90 watt modules the next morning. That's Henry's Lake and the continental divide in the background, then you're in Montana. My customer was pleased with my prompt service, free no less! A local landmark in the Three Forks area, a crashed Avid Flyer that a guy buried , just to mess with people....., it didn't crash there point being. Lots of rivers in the area, I guess that's why they call it Three Forks. On the way home, ( within a few miles SE of the Kelly Canyon Ski Area for you locals,) I came upon this real interesting little canyon. Besides this one large cave it also had several natural rock arch formations, similar to another place in the Arbon Valley I "discovered". Maneuvering in the tight little canyon to get this pic took some doing. There is a place to land within a 1/4 mile, but it will be a tough hike to check the cave out, it'll wait until fall. I'm still looking BTW for a young cute geologist who wants to go flying and provide a running commentary on the fascinating landscape I often see, spread the word.

Nice Tom!

This needs to be start your own flying thread as I look forward to your posts and photos! Keep them coming!

AKT

I haven't studied geology much, I'm sorta young, not too cute, but can I go exploring? I'll put on a skirt if I have to. I promise to add a lot of commentary.

ajfriz wrote:I haven't studied geology much, I'm sorta young, not too cute, but can I go exploring? I'll put on a skirt if I have to. I promise to add a lot of commentary.

Now I am concerned..... I guess...to each their own!

If I can find a cute young geologist (female) who wants to go flying, I'm sure not going to tell you about her.