Alaska DC-6 pilots photostream

ASpilot2be said:
http://www.flickr.com/photos/themulder/

This guy takes amazing photos!:rawk:
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Hey, that's one of my roommates from college! We lived together during the '03-'04 school year. Had a lot of good times both in and out of the cockpit. Unfortunately I haven't seen him in person in several years, but we still talk over the phone every few months.

Bryan's a super nice guy. He actually used to post on here under the username FlyOrDie. You can see all of his stuff in the forum archives.
 
jrh said:
Hey, that's one of my roommates from college! We lived together during the '03-'04 school year. Had a lot of good times both in and out of the cockpit. Unfortunately I haven't seen him in person in several years, but we still talk over the phone every few months.

Bryan's a super nice guy. He actually used to post on here under the username FlyOrDie. You can see all of his stuff in the forum archives.
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Thats awesome! I met him last summer, and he is an awesome guy. He let me use his garage to do a quick repair on the Jeep.

He was mentioning he wanted to go flying sometime. So maybe this summer we will do that.
 
ASpilot2be said:
He was mentioning he wanted to go flying sometime. So maybe this summer we will do that.
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You should. I give him a hard time for not flying little GA stuff anymore. He used to criss cross the country all the time in a Cessna 150, and now he gets nervous if there are less than 4 engines turning!

I think he still has it in him though. He misses the small stuff, it's just the classic problem everybody runs in to--get a wife and kid and there's no more time/money to play around with Cessnas.

Next time you see him, ask him to tell you stories from his California flying days. He's got a million of them. Playing a game called "climb or die" with his dad in a King Air (his dad used to have a Part 91 King Air 200 gig), getting funny looks when he'd pull up to the fuel pumps without a shirt on in the family C-150, having a news crew video his first solo flight, and on and on...
 
jrh said:
Next time you see him, ask him to tell you stories from his California flying days. He's got a million of them. Playing a game called "climb or die" with his dad in a King Air (his dad used to have a Part 91 King Air 200 gig), getting funny looks when he'd pull up to the fuel pumps without a shirt on in the family C-150, having a news crew video his first solo flight, and on and on...
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Sounds awesome! I will be sure to ask him about those stories.:)
 
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