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For those who’ve requested a picture of the “Flying Carpet…”

For those who’ve requested a picture of the Flying Carpet…

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“Riding a Flying Carpet,” Viktor Vasnetsov, 1880.

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Check out my first installed 16"x24" framed "Dusk

Check out my first installed 16"x24" framed "Dusk Arrival at Sedona!" (Thank you, Chris Nelson!) LINK IN BIO.

"The Lady in the Snack Truck," Hakodate, Hokkaido,

"The Lady in the Snack Truck," Hakodate, Hokkaido, 2014

Care to go flying, anyone? The wind is right down

Care to go flying, anyone? The wind is right down the runway! (For you non-pilots, that's southwesterly winds at 34 gusting to 54mph. Big-time Red-Flag weather...)

Okay, I understand many of you have been looking f

Okay, I understand many of you have been looking for unique ways to trick out your cars... (Do click through the pics!) Photographed today in downtown Flagstaff.

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Grab your logbook, 'cause it's time for a holiday

Grab your logbook, 'cause it's time for a holiday weekend treat, "Captain Midnight," Greg Brown's Cockpit Adventures from the Flying Carpet Podcast #21!

As you’ve likely heard, the final Learjet was recently delivered following almost 60 years of production. I was a kid when the Lear 23 was first introduced in 1964.

Although a few other corporate jets were flying by then, most companies still motored around in relatively slow, unpressurized piston airplanes, many of them repurposed WWII-era bombers and freighters.

The Lear was so sleek, sexy, and fast in comparison that it seemingly arrived from the future, revolutionizing air travel as evidenced by some 3,000 aircraft delivered over so many years.

Today’s episode is a tribute to the Learjet via “Captain Midnight,” Frank Rosenstein, one of the model’s early captains⸺ the most dashing pilot I’ve ever known, who along the way inspired me and other enthusiastic kids to earn their wings, following in his footsteps.

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