Pretty sure it is a T-33 in flight
On September 22, 2012, Wendover, Utah, held its annual Airshow at the historic Wendover Airfield. Through the years the show has expanded and now it has an impressive number of aircraft and demonstrations for a small airshow. This year some of the highlights of the included a P-40 and P-51, Navy Corshair, the wing walkers, T-33, and the West Coast Ravens. Included are some of my favorite pictures from the day.
US Army P-51
Front of the P-51
Navy Corshair
The Wing walkers
T-33
West Coast Ravens in formation
West Coast Ravens in formation
Hiking and exploring the remote areas of the west with an emphasis on Arizona. Prior to July of 2013 emphasis on Nevada and Utah.
Friday, October 12, 2012
Thursday, October 11, 2012
Goshute Mountains Observatory September 16, 2012
Looking north toward Pilot Peak
On September 16 I decided to spend my day hiking to one of my favorite destinations in eastern Nevada: the Goshute Raptor Observation Area. This spot gives a splendid 360 degree view of the surrounding mountains as well as hawks and falcons during the fall. To get to the location travel south from Wendover, Utah, on US 93A for 15 miles until a Nevada Department of Transportation site. Turn onto dirt road. (For more detailed instructions please see my June 8, 2011 post). From August until late October Hawk Watch International conducts surveys for flying raptors. They do a good job teaching visitors about the raptors and their migration.
Cliffs in the Goshutes
Nevada chilling under a shrub
Looking south along the spine of the Goshute Mountains
Interesting picture looking east
On September 16 I decided to spend my day hiking to one of my favorite destinations in eastern Nevada: the Goshute Raptor Observation Area. This spot gives a splendid 360 degree view of the surrounding mountains as well as hawks and falcons during the fall. To get to the location travel south from Wendover, Utah, on US 93A for 15 miles until a Nevada Department of Transportation site. Turn onto dirt road. (For more detailed instructions please see my June 8, 2011 post). From August until late October Hawk Watch International conducts surveys for flying raptors. They do a good job teaching visitors about the raptors and their migration.
Cliffs in the Goshutes
Nevada chilling under a shrub
Looking south along the spine of the Goshute Mountains
Interesting picture looking east