Just a quick update - the IFR Pilot and the Freight Dog managed to accomplish the IFR Pilot's goal #3 today: an aerial tour of San Francisco. Logged 1.2 hours in what the Freight Dog affectionately referred to as the "Chicken Hawk," a lovely Cessna 172RG Cutlass based at Oakland Flyers.
There's a bit of a story on why we ended up in that bird instead of the old fashioned straight leg 172. But, it was worth it, and there's pictures to prove it. Will provide a complete narrative when the rest of the sightseeing in San Francisco is over in a couple of days.
Peace.
2 comments:
"Chicken Hawk" is not a bad name for a 172RG, but I was referring to it as a "Super Chicken."
"Super Chicken" conjures all sorts of images for those of us old enough to remember the cartoon series by the same name. Especially since the motto of the main character, Super Chicken, was "You knew the job was dangerous when you took it."
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