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I just thought this would be a great picture to include on your website. It truly shows why we do this kind of thing.
—David Montgomery


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Sparky,

I just wanted to thank you for putting up this really interesting and super informative site! I have had your Bible for many years and have gotten my  pilot friends to read it as well. I go through it again every year. I got my ticket in ’95 and went into Reds Horse Ranch with my instructor not long after that. I was hooked and got some back country instruction from Lynn Clarke. She was amazing. I had a 180 conversion for my Skyhawk and put a STOL kit on it. Anyway, your book has been a great mental refresher for me and this WEB site is a nice addition.

Keep up the great work!

Ole Tomlinson


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I know this isn't a mountain, but I thought it was a nice photo from my
Cessna 206 flying home from Mendocino.

Bill Peckovich


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Really enjoy your site, here's a pic taken at 6,500 ft. out the right window
in southwestern British Columbia Canada. It was a beautiful day, the pic says it all!

Doug Coleman

Photos (Nikon 4300 digital) taken 10-02-04 around 9:00-10:00 a.m. by Alejandro Echeverria on a flight about 25 miles southwest of Monterrey Nuevo Leon, Mexico. The area is called Sierra of Monterrey. Photos 2-3-5 are facing west, 1-4-6 are facing east. Click on photo to enlarge

 

3 different runways 25 miles west of Puerto Vallarta... very nice to visit. San Sebastian del Oeste, Tlalpa and Mascota ... this is what you call air strips....

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Mark Coffman, Fresno, California. Piper Tripacer at Johnson Creek, Idaho.

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Mark Coffman's PA-22-150 at Coyney's strip, California (5,000-foot elevation, hill in the middle).

Adam Shaw, a U.S. citizen living in France, provided some great photos. Adam holds Commercial with single and multi land, single sea and flight instructor certificates. He worked for UND as their chief flight instructor in tailwheel and aerobatics and Mudry Aviation as an aerobatics instructor.


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Cessna 180 at Megeve, France - easy paved mountain airfield, good for beginners.


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Siesta time at St. Jean D'Arve in the French Alps.


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Approach to Chamois, Italy. The Matterhorn is at the end of the valley.


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Roch-Mayere in the French Alps opposite the Mont Blanc - Europe's highest point at 15,800 feet. Lunch served in farm at left.


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Glaciers in the Mont Blanc range, a 15-minute flight from St. Roch-Mayere.


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Chamois, Italy - south of Mt. Blanc in the valley leading to the Matterhorn. Early morning takeoff.


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Chamois, Italy - runway and usual occupants.


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Meribel runway.