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S P Crater volcanic cinder cone and associated lav

S P Crater volcanic cinder cone and associated lava flow north of Arizona's San Francisco Peaks. (From the Flying Carpet)

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So I almost cancelled my instrument approach curre

So I almost cancelled my instrument approach currency flight this morning when I saw the winds-aloft forecast of 30kts at 2000 AGL next to our neighborhood 12,600-foot mountain. But thanks to my stoic safety pilot, we took off anyway. Here, however, are the actual winds aloft we experienced inbound on the ILS… (Oh, and you flatlanders, check out the 255'AGL approach "MIN" Decision Height!)

Thank you, @torgoen_swiss Watches for featuring me

Thank you, @torgoen_swiss Watches for featuring me on your blog as a “Torgoen Adventurer!”

Confluence of the Colorado and Little Colorado Riv

Confluence of the Colorado and Little Colorado Rivers, Grand Canyon, Arizona. From the Flying Carpet.

Red Mountain volcanic crater in early morning, Nor

Red Mountain volcanic crater in early morning, Northern Arizona. From the Flying Carpet.

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