Alan Toy submitted this photo and note: “A view of Hells Canyon in Oregon from 10,500 feet.”
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Picture of the Day: How my blind son watches an air show
Joanne Greco submitted the following photo and note: “My son is totally blind. This is how he watches an air show. We bring a bunch of different planes that are usually at air shows. He holds them up in the air and I describe what they are doing. He tries to mimic the moves. He is learning all the correct names for the stunts. He is already flying planes and does a great job.”
Picture of the Day: Texas sunset
Andrew Johnson submitted this photo and note: “Resting 210 after a return trip up to Dallas from the beach.”
Picture of the Day: Landing at Snider Creek
Jeff Sterling submitted this photo and note: “I took this photo of Larry Graves landings his 1963 Cessna 182 at Snider Creek (OR06) in White City, Oregon.”
Picture of the Day: Blue Angels preparing for blue skies
David Freeland submitted this photo and note: ” I took this photo in July 2020 in Kansas City where the Blue Angels were due to perform at an air show. Weather in the area created delays and concerns of cancellation. The result was a great reflection shot on the ramp, followed by a spectacular show by the Blue Angels.”
Picture of the Day: 47 years and still flying high
Mats Fehrm submitted this photo and note: “With new paint and an overhauled engine, the members of the Landskrona Flying Club in Sweden will enjoy flying this 1974 C172M for a long time.”
Picture of the Day: In control
Gary Jones submitted this photo and note: “My granddaughter, Adrianne Fazio, at the controls of a Piper Warrior.”
Picture of the Day: Loadstar and Roadster
Reb Stimson submitted this photo and note: “A Lockheed Loadstar and a 1934 Ford Roadster in Fort Worth, Texas.”
Picture of the Day: The heart of Florida
Ivy Harper submitted this photo and note: “A heart-shaped lake near George T Lewis Airport (KCDK) in Cedar Key, Florida.”