I’m so sorry to read what happened at Oshkosh. We have such an awesome highly skilled military that it’s hard to remember that accidents still do happen. Prayers lifted.
Good morning folks and thanks for the thread lysie. Mr. Prairie and I are almost to wrap up the final revisions and cuts on the CD, so we’re off the the studio later this morning. Our friends did their final editing and departed for home yesterday. It’s been tremendous fun and I hope the final product, although not professional by any means, will be everything we hoped for.
We will be traveling this afternoon and tomorrow head into the Rockies for some much needed rest and sight-seeing. We should be in and travel through some of God’s most beautiful creation.
An old classmate from grade school contacted me via that Classmates.com site yesterday. I was surprised to find that they live reasonably close to this place we’ve been all week. It was a pleasant surprise to get the email and perhaps we’ll keep in touch.
Have a wonderful weekend everyone.
Latest information on the EAA accident from Friday is that the two Mustangs collided shortly after landing.
From our vantage point it didn't look that way, but we were a bit further down the runway.
As you would imagine, the rest of the afternoon was very quiet and subdued.
Those calling the show handled the entire incident with care and integrity. It's an amazing gathering of people. Most are pilots, or familes of pilots, and they all understand all that goes into the perils of flying.
More details will be released later today.
I'll keep you posted when I can.