Member Photography

We though it would be fun to add a page that contained pictures of our member's adventures.

(Pictures arranged last first)

Here is the 2006 chapter movie from the Jan dinner. Thanks, Bill http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MC0blpEE1QM

Richard and Wes flew through Hartsfield Class Bravo on 12/09/06. Left photo is Hartsfield and Right shot is the city in the distance.

Some more pictures of Jerry's beautiful Tweet Bird III (Thanks Wes 12/2/06)

These five Picture were captured of Ray Olsen's Sonex with newly mounted wings.

These Pictures are of Jerry Rosser's first flight in Tweety Bird III. (Thanks Kyle)

This Picture is of Wes Greer and Bill Swatling. Wes and Bill represented EAA 268 at the Columbus Air Show. Wes and Bill are shown in next to Bill's Piper shortly after arrival at the event.

This Picture was captured by an unknown photographer of one of our members. Do you know which member ??

This next Picture was taken by Wes Greer of Bill Swatling and Mike Casey over Alabama somewhere. We were all taking a $100 hamburger trip to Guntersville (8A1) via Rome (RMG) in Bill's Piper.

This first Picture is from Kyle Boatright. Kyle writes.....I was out flying on Saturday (3/4/06) trying to burn off fuel before opening up the RV-6's tanks to comply with the recent service bulletin. As I was returning home with the mission almost accomplished (i.e. nearly out of gas) I saw something interesting in the distance. I gave chase and the "something interesting" turned out to be a B-17. With my low fuel state, I couldn't chase for long, but did determine that at 170 knots my RV is significantly faster than a B-17's economy cruise speed. Despite some turbulence and poor photography technique (fly with one hand, operate the camera with the other) I was able to get at least one decent picture of the B-17 over Lake Allatoona - just NW of Atlanta. I'd have made more pictures, but getting back on the ground with some fuel left in the tanks seemed prudent, so I headed back to my home field and the joy of working on fuel tanks.

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