Photo Day at Creve Coeur

John Cournoyer had some of his airplanes out yesterday (which was a stunning fall day!) for pictures for his new website. John has a few of the airplanes for sale, so if you're interested, drop me a line.

Scott Johansson flies one of John's Waco UBF-2 at sunset.

A Spitfire graces Creve Coeur.

A Spitfire Mk IX runs up it's engine at Creve Coeur on Sunday before going flying.

Or at least we can dream-it's a Park Zone RC flyer.

Watching the storm go by...

Watching a nasty storm go by in Gulfport yesterday.

Headed home.

Gilles Auliard gets ready to shoot us with his camera Sunday morning.

Photo by Skyler.

Blakesburg on Saturday.

One of the two rows of Monocoupes at Blakesburg.

Greg Herrick parks his Stinson Tri-motor.

Waco on takeoff. This picture was an experiment and

I really like the way it turned out.

Bellanca

Sky runs the flight sim for the kids.

Monocoupe under clear skies.

We're going to Blakesburg!

We're headed up to Blakesburg for the annual Antique Airplane Association Fly-In. I pulled Sky out of school after his 2nd hour Algebra class and we went out to Creve Coeur and pulled the airplane out of the hangar.

Sky munches on a sandwich before we depart.

Hot and hazy were the words of the day. When we left it was 96 degrees out
with a heat index of 102. We had to go up to 4,500' to get out of the bumps.

Headed North.

Bill French climbs out on takeoff in his 1935 Waco CUC headed towards the Antique Airplane Association Fly-In held at Blakesburg, Ia.