Steve and I went to Missy's Family Restaurant for brunch--he swears they have the best pork chop he's ever had. I had "carrot cake pancakes" with nuts and cream cheese frosting, and they were quite good too, for the record.
Morgan and I took the red and white Citabria out this afternoon for probably one of the last nice Fall evenings where there is still a lot of color on the trees. On Tuesday we're supposed to get high winds that will blow off most of the rest of it, and then it's going to rain. So now's the time. We messed around at a grass strip, Robison Field, where I'd fly from the back seat and buzz the runway looking at our shadow in the trees and she'd take the photos of our shadow and I'd work to not run into the trees at the end. We did that at Wabash Airport too. She wanted to perfect her landings, said they were bad lately, and wanted me to fix her. As she called it. She went out and did 7 landings and they were all about perfect. I said she was welcome for me 'fixing' her with my magnificent instruction by osmosis. Ha. We landed after the sun went down, wiped the plane down of bugs, and called it a day.
I have 60 photos to go through. The shadow ones may need some work, but here are many of the others. It was the "golden hour", that's why the colors are so bright. I didn't oversaturate them, they are like this.
At Wabash Airport
Just a tree by our house that's really pretty
Citabria at Robison Field
Mississinnewa, just didn't know which one I liked better
Me taking a photo of Morgan taking a photo of the sunset
Glenndale with the lights on
The Cub landing after dark. I brightened this one up so you could see it, but you can tell how dark it was by how bright the runway light is. lol
These were trees in the almost dark at Glenndale. I brightened this one up too, just playing with how bright the colors still were in the dusk
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