Fly-in Breakfast with Nick

This is my first try at a podcast:

http://sites.google.com/site/trevjsmithfiles/podcasts/DesertPilot-flyingbackwithNick.mp3

For those of you who don't know what is that is I found a good little article about what it is.

http://www.how-to-podcast-tutorial.com/what-is-a-podcast.htm

I started to record cockpit audio and when I go on my flights. I haven't really got is all down with the recording and me narrating the podcast but I'll get better as I go.

This flight is off to a fly-in breakfast that the Coolidge airport put on the first sat of every month in the fall, winter and spring month. So this was the kick off for the after the hot summer.

here is a few pics:

Stearmans flying over (sorry about the camera smudge)

Andy and I next to he's pitts, if only it had two seats.

Great J-3 Cub

very nice newly painted Citabria

Blue is there red is back

Click here to see the above map in 3D with google earth

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