XOverZero
Well Known Member
Well, the Weather Faeries got a little mischievous on Saturday, April 30th, and as a result only a handful of RVers were able to make it to the RV Fly-In portion of the Chino Planes of Fame Air Show. In spite of the light turnout, a splendid time was had by all present.
Buddy / hangar mate John R. (-9A) built a unique accessory just for the event. He mounted his camera on the end of a telescoping pole (16 feet max) and with questionably capable assistance from this reporter, gave it a shakedown run. Mission focused, we allowed all the ?selfie stick from Heck? comments to go unanswered. Here are a few of the results. You be the judge.
These two RVs might possibly be the world?s high time -sixes. Who knows? Gary Sobek?s in front; next to it Paul Rosales? -6A. Is anyone keeping score of how many times these two have flown their RVs across this continent?and beyond?
At a casual glance, this may look like a garden variety hangar hangout, but wait, there's more to it that only closer scrutiny will reveal! Zoom in and you'll see what's really happening?
None other than Gary "Condor" Sobek is leading a 3-ship in a graceful and difficult single-sofa, left legover echelon pass (no smoke). The style and precision required to successfully pull this off results only from constant drill and unwavering discipline. Notice that wingmen Tom ?Redtail? Prokop and Dan "Sunblock" Hall are eyes locked on Lead as they should be. These formation guys never cease to impress. Good one, chaps!
Buddy / hangar mate John R. (-9A) built a unique accessory just for the event. He mounted his camera on the end of a telescoping pole (16 feet max) and with questionably capable assistance from this reporter, gave it a shakedown run. Mission focused, we allowed all the ?selfie stick from Heck? comments to go unanswered. Here are a few of the results. You be the judge.
These two RVs might possibly be the world?s high time -sixes. Who knows? Gary Sobek?s in front; next to it Paul Rosales? -6A. Is anyone keeping score of how many times these two have flown their RVs across this continent?and beyond?
At a casual glance, this may look like a garden variety hangar hangout, but wait, there's more to it that only closer scrutiny will reveal! Zoom in and you'll see what's really happening?
None other than Gary "Condor" Sobek is leading a 3-ship in a graceful and difficult single-sofa, left legover echelon pass (no smoke). The style and precision required to successfully pull this off results only from constant drill and unwavering discipline. Notice that wingmen Tom ?Redtail? Prokop and Dan "Sunblock" Hall are eyes locked on Lead as they should be. These formation guys never cease to impress. Good one, chaps!