Red Rock Fly-In: April 8-10, 2005
Day 2: Rise & Shine Surprise. IMAX,
Valle Planes of Fame Museum.
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Saturday morning: Pulled open the drapes and this was the scene outside. FSS reported 400' ceiling at GCN, I think that was optismistic. Twelve hours ago, it was clear blue sky. |
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After the IMAX Grand Canyon show, Brady and Barrett Dunayer found a new source of amusement. Here, Barrett is about to receive a block of snow from brother Brady! |
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Fred Newman: If this weather persists, maybe I'll have to drive this home! |
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Planes of Fame Museum at Grand Canyon Valle. |
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Imperial Japan's suicide bomb. This was launched from a bomber. |
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Configured for inverted landings. |
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The first aircraft to land in Grand Canyon was similar to this J1. |
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L-R: Peter & Shirley More; Sam Bishop; Greta & Bert Vos; John Dillon IFFR member and President of Grand Canyon Airlines; Brady and Lee Dunayer; Fred Newman; Dan Pitts; Bob Reed museum curator. |
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Lockheed Constellation. |
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Connie cockpit. |
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Flight engineer's station. |
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General MacArthur's office. Hammarlund two way radio console behind desk. |
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Nose art on B26. |
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This was the weather on our way back to the Best Western Squire Hotel. |
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