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Oct.
3rd, 2002- I'm so psyched! It still may not feel anything
like fall, but this is the first day in months that the
thermometer in the plane read under 100 degrees! Today it
says it's only 88 degrees and I'm feeling like it may be
time to pull out the winter clothes. |
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Oct.
3rd, 2002- From the air, the suburbs of Atlanta look like
a giant 60 mile wide cancer eating away at the rest of
the planet. This subdivision near Conyers is one of the
craziest ones I've seen yet. The cows are being replaced
by human sardines. |
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Oct.
3rd, 2002- Some random spot over Lake Lanier. I just
thought the color of the water looked groovy, especially
with those cloud shadows and red clay. |
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Oct.
3rd, 2002- Buford Dam . This is where Lake Lanier turns
back into the Chattahoochee river. |
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Oct.
17, 2002- Well, lookit here... Instructor Amy D. got new
glasses and I got that mop on my head chopped off !
Sounds like we're getting old even if we still look like
kids. |
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Oct.
18, 2002- Just as I was ready to depart PDK, a twin
Cessna came in with an unlocked main gear which collapsed
on touchdown. He ended up skidding off the side of the
runway into the grass. No one was hurt but it closed down
the main runway for most of the day causing this massive
traffic jam. |
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Oct.
18 2002- This is an annoying way to build up flight time,
sitting on the taxiway at PDK for an hour. That big blob
in the sky is a rare turboprop-DC-3 on final for runway
34. |
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The
south end of Lake Lanier from 7500 feet. Gainesville is
the beige blob at the upper right. |
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The
north end of Lake Lanier |
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High
above the parentals house, 9500 feet over Squirrel creek
at the north end of Lake Lanier. The bridge at the bottom
of the picture is Mt. Vernon and the road going across
the top is Thompson Bridge. |
