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N30G —

Submitted 6 years ago

7 of N30G 24 of D18S 2 at 65MO

peter malone

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David Mortimer6 years ago

Looks like it just stepped out of a W.E.B. Griffin novel. Very nice photo. Thank you

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David Seider6 years ago

David Mortimer - I was thinking the same thing! W.E.B. Griffin rocks!
I just love the Twin Beech. Beautiful design, as with all of the classic Beeches.

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Lucius Gravely6 years ago

We used to live near a hill NW of ORD. Blackhawk would fly mail routes to JVL, usually low (1,800') and VFR. Sometimes two of them would fly out together, almost in formation, and it sounded almost like a B-17 with the 4 radials churning.

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