Miramar Air Show it San Diego 2011

My 2 year old son Shad, brother in-law Jayce and I went to the Miramar air show a few weeks ago. It was way cool and Shad loved it. I really wanted to go and se the Blue Angels for the first time. And that was awesome as well. I don't know if it is because I'm partial to the Navy they performed much better then the Air Force Thunderbirds that I saw back in March. Their tolerances seemed much tighter, and precision just a little bit higher. I was a great time had by all.

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Cessna 177 said…

This blog has few words but you did a great job on putting more pictures that supports how excited you are together with your son and brother-in-law on the Miramar air show. The pictures did the explaining on how the show ended up. Keep showing your passion in aviation through your blogs. Well done Trevor!

James David teaches people how to buy single engine airplanes & has a passion for the Cessna 177

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