| Most viewed - January 13, 2007 "Tiger Moth World Tour" |
37 viewsSam posing with the moth in pre-flight.
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36 viewsand then the fuse. Hey, wait a minute, the back windscreen is missing???
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35 viewsAt the field.
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33 viewsSam and Beverly at Winegarden Park, overlooking Gibsons Harbour. And no, we weren't drinking wine.
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33 viewsAnother part of Winegarden Park.
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32 viewsThe second flight's complete and we loved every minute of it.
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32 viewsSam felt that it was important to capture a picture of the WTTM in front of the Royal Canadian Legion Cenotaph to honour all of the pilots who trained in the deHavilland Tiger Moth before going off to fly and fight in the war.
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31 viewsJust coming over the threshold.
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29 viewsIdling after our successful flight. Ahhhh, beautiful.
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29 viewsSam thinks this shot is amazing!
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28 viewsWith all of this new-found light, Beverly was able to take full advantage the WTTM with her best lens.
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28 viewsOne of our favourite shots of the series.
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28 viewsNearing the end of the flight.
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28 viewsLast turn lining up for final approach.
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27 viewsShe's quite sensitive to any wind. Here she's pitching up a bit, but is easily controlled.
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27 viewsComing around for another pass.
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27 viewsAnother nice profile.
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27 viewsPitching up and turning to starboard to come around for another pass.
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27 viewsJust having fun.
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27 viewsTrying a few more passes.
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26 viewsLining up for the baseball diamond on final.
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26 viewsThe next few shots were captured in a second flight. The weather cleared and the sun came out. We couldn't resist trying to capture her beauty in the perfect afternoon sunlight.
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26 viewsThey just keep getting better and better.
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