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The view: Low pass at a regional fly-in
The pilot: unknown
The airplane: T-6 Texan
The mission: Photographing aviation in its natural environment
The memory: The rain finally broke, and the brave at heart finally started arriving at the remote fly-in. Individuals lined the runway to enjoy planes of all sorts performing fly-bys. All done for no other reason than to enjoy the machines in their natural environment. This T-6 kept the radial engine purring and provided a bit of smoke for ambiance. No one complained.
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Serrhel Adams obtained his pilot's license in 1986. While he's had some breaks from flying since, he's flown consistently since 2009. He is an Instrument rated Commercial Land and Seaplane pilot.He regularly flies a Cirrus SR22T, Cub Crafters X-Cub, and GameComposites GB1. Serrhel has been dabbling in photography since the days of film canisters in high.He posts some videos and photos online under #Oldguysfly.
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