Does this work? It's my boy Bobby.

You call that an old chopper, I flew in those in my Army days, they were state of the art!And hers the old chopper and tank
Now that I think about it, I've been out of the Army for 33 years.Well it's been sitting there out of commission for about 20 or so yrs.... Lol besides age brings wisdom so take it as a compliment.
That is a dangerous sport! The reason I do it with a radio from a long ways away. No helmet required,I've screwed myself out of the pic challenge for a bit. Was flying my f2d combat planes sunday and had one bite me. sliced two tendons on my clutch hand. amazing what 33k rpm and a carbon prop can do to a hand! no motorcycles a couple of months.![]()
So, how many teef duz ya have den?:biggrin:F O squid. :coffeescreen:
I was trying to imply that I didn't wear shoes all that often. :biggrin:
Yep, they're using it to jump start the Dodge.Second sign of it being a Ford, is the hood is open!:biggrin:
I know you are old, but JEEZ! :biggrin::coffeescreen:
Well, since I know where my 'alternative' is, going 'home' will be a vast improvement over this life.
That said... getting old DOES suck at times anyway!![]()
Funny story about that era too. My dad, as just a kid, shot an arrow into a B-17 wing, it was totally an accident, but he heard about it! They did actually fly that low too, and to a kid, it was the logical thing to do.Thanks Luvs2Play, a perfect fit IMO. Very interesting history which were 'big happenings' back in those days. My dad used to talk about being 'buzzed' by guys out on training flights when he was on the tractor. Pretty common practice according to old time area farmers.
Mine is still standing dead in my back yard. The wind is taking it down a little at a time. Just about time to get John D. to push it the rest of the way down and stick it in the burn pile.Good job St. M! All the way home from church I was pondering a new challenge. You saved the day!
I'm going to sit this one out... my state's tree is in my front yard! :biggrin: