I'm glad you stopped in Gallup. It is a great town, and one that few people know about. The native dancing in the town square most afternoons is really fun to see.
I really enjoyed this one - nice storytelling! I have to point out that "A man and a woman walk into a FBO with a Venus flytrap in a coffee mug..." sounds like the start of a joke (but I don't know what the rest of the joke would be!)
thx Thomas! It was a fun trip. Ha...I feel like the punchline of that joke has to have something to do with flies /flying. I'll have to ask Just Plane Silly to write that joke b/c I suck at that stuff.
Fantastic flights, flying, aircraft, and filming. I love Carla- such a benefit to have company with such sense of conviviality to contribute along the way.
Thanks for taking us along! Love the scenery you get to enjoy out west, we're so flatland here in the mid-Atlantic, even though the coast is always fun. Looking forward to the return trip and if the plant survived ;)
Thx for watching! The more I've flown I appreciate the variety of scenery all over the place. Variety is the spice of life! The plant update will be in part 2! I'll finish it when I can find the time. My "regular work" has been taking up most of my time lately.
Thx Timothy. I put some time into these little babies so it's nice when people notice that stuff. Yes...Sedona has some really pretty terrain...but it also gets pretty high when heading east and northeast.. When the density altitude is high, in my 180hp plane, it requires circling around to gain altitude before proceeding to the east.
Nice video as usual. I've heard of people flying with their comfort pets but never with a comfort plant. I think you need to promote this. The FFA would love you for it. Hope the plant survived.
I try...but there's always something to fix :) I flew IFR on this trip from Tucumcari, NM to Ada, OK b/c of the clouds enroute. Over AZ and NM I flew VFR b/c I wanted flexibility with altitude and flight path.
Ha. I've played around with the mic on both sides. It's a mono signal from my setup so there's no real "right or wrong". Yeah I used to go to Lake Ouachita as a kid too.
Cool video! I don't know how difficult or time consuming it would be, but for your viewers outside United States would be really cool to see footage of the cities will stop by. Thanks!
Thx for your input Vitor! Sometimes it's such a quick turnaround that I don't get much time to film the towns I stop at. That said...I'll have a little more of that in part 2 of this series.
Up against all the Oshkosh videos and what do you think I clicked on as soon as I saw it? Wolficorn cross country! Thanks for bringing us along, love the video and the decision making that is the PIC mantle.
My stomping grounds! Hope you had a great visit in Arkansas, would’ve loved to host you two for dinner and shown you some of the many plants my wife has collected, loved the flytrap! Lol. I own a bonanza but have more time in a tiger!
Whereabouts are you? I grew up in Little Rock from 3rd grade thru high school. My parents still live there so I make it back there from time to time. As much as I love the tiger, a Bonanza would be a much better plane for these kind of trips.
We live on 60 acres in Hagarville Arkansas, just a few minutes from Clarksville (H35). 25 minute flight into Hot Springs, my wife’s sister lives in Hot Springs village so we spend a lot of time there.
It's been awhile since that trip but it was odd. I talked to some local pilots at the field and they were telling me that self serve wasn't an option at any of the surrounding airports. It was late afternoon on July 3rd so that didn't help things either.
Something about this really captured what it feels like to be on the road (or I guess in the sky in this case). This is incredibly inspiring.
I'm glad you stopped in Gallup. It is a great town, and one that few people know about. The native dancing in the town square most afternoons is really fun to see.
Yeah we didn't get to see too much but it was one of those randomly enjoyable unplanned moments.
I really enjoyed this one - nice storytelling! I have to point out that "A man and a woman walk into a FBO with a Venus flytrap in a coffee mug..." sounds like the start of a joke (but I don't know what the rest of the joke would be!)
thx Thomas! It was a fun trip. Ha...I feel like the punchline of that joke has to have something to do with flies /flying. I'll have to ask Just Plane Silly to write that joke b/c I suck at that stuff.
Forget Redbull. Your cup of venus fly trap gives you literal wings.
What an awesome life bud. Cheers.
Fantastic flights, flying, aircraft, and filming. I love Carla- such a benefit to have company with such sense of conviviality to contribute along the way.
Thx Jamie! She’s definitely a great co-pilot to have on a long cross country :)
Perfect video, epic journey. Looking forward to the next installment so I can get the vibe on the lake and your parent’s place!
Hey J! It was a fun trip for sure. I'm not sure when I'll have the time to cut part 2 but hopefully not too far the future :)
Beautiful scenic trip awesome..love to see next one !!
Thx! Part 2 is on my channel if you wanted to see the trip home. I'm planning to make the same trip again this year.
Thanks for the ride..!
glad you liked it Kent!
Thanks for the awesome views. What a great video. So well done, and really entertaining. One of my fav channels by far.
So glad you enjoyed the trip! Every cross country trip is a learning experience.
Thanks for taking us along! Love the scenery you get to enjoy out west, we're so flatland here in the mid-Atlantic, even though the coast is always fun. Looking forward to the return trip and if the plant survived ;)
Thx for watching! The more I've flown I appreciate the variety of scenery all over the place. Variety is the spice of life! The plant update will be in part 2! I'll finish it when I can find the time. My "regular work" has been taking up most of my time lately.
Love those Grumman adventures! Too bad you couldn't have stopped by Denver to say "hi". Fly safe and fly often!
I've got a couple of friends in that area that I would love to pay a visit in the Grumman one of these days. i'll give ya a shout if I do!
Nicely done once again!!!!
thx buddy but stop watching youtube videos and go enjoy that vacay with your preggo lady! LOL
Love the music, camera shots and editing! Leaving Sedona... wow.. beautiful!
Thx Timothy. I put some time into these little babies so it's nice when people notice that stuff. Yes...Sedona has some really pretty terrain...but it also gets pretty high when heading east and northeast.. When the density altitude is high, in my 180hp plane, it requires circling around to gain altitude before proceeding to the east.
Nice video as usual. I've heard of people flying with their comfort pets but never with a comfort plant. I think you need to promote this. The FFA would love you for it. Hope the plant survived.
Thx Mary! Plant status update in part 2...whenever I can get around to making it.
Yay! Great to see you back! Loved the video and can't wait for more in this series.
Thx! I'm pretty inconsistent with getting videos out but hopefully I can find the time to make part 2 before too long!!!
You take good care of that Tiger. Hi polish. Less drag!
I try...but there's always something to fix :) I flew IFR on this trip from Tucumcari, NM to Ada, OK b/c of the clouds enroute. Over AZ and NM I flew VFR b/c I wanted flexibility with altitude and flight path.
Oh my, what a gorgeous approach into Hot Springs! Bryan, Karla, and Venus... nicely done.
Thx Wayne. Yeah it was one of those magical perfectly-timed sunset approaches.
That was an especially fun one, enjoy the stay and return trip! 😃🙌
Sounds like a fun trip! Great video, as always! Looking forward for the next part!
Really enjoyed that one!
great video wolficorn great channel
Venus is so cute. I bet she enjoyed the altitude changes and the good Sedona weather.
There will be more about Venus in part 2.....
If you guys switch headsets they'd be the right way round ;)
Great video! Brought back great childhood memories of camping at Lake Oachita.
Ha. I've played around with the mic on both sides. It's a mono signal from my setup so there's no real "right or wrong". Yeah I used to go to Lake Ouachita as a kid too.
Spotted a cessna 170a there. Love those tail draggers
yeah...classic design for sure.
Love your videos!
Greetings from Germany
Danke Chris!!!
Cool video! I don't know how difficult or time consuming it would be, but for your viewers outside United States would be really cool to see footage of the cities will stop by. Thanks!
Thx for your input Vitor! Sometimes it's such a quick turnaround that I don't get much time to film the towns I stop at. That said...I'll have a little more of that in part 2 of this series.
Up against all the Oshkosh videos and what do you think I clicked on as soon as I saw it? Wolficorn cross country! Thanks for bringing us along, love the video and the decision making that is the PIC mantle.
Hey Russ! Yeah I knew I'd be swimming upstream with all the OSH videos but I'm glad you decided to watch!
Very cool!
My stomping grounds! Hope you had a great visit in Arkansas, would’ve loved to host you two for dinner and shown you some of the many plants my wife has collected, loved the flytrap! Lol. I own a bonanza but have more time in a tiger!
Whereabouts are you? I grew up in Little Rock from 3rd grade thru high school. My parents still live there so I make it back there from time to time. As much as I love the tiger, a Bonanza would be a much better plane for these kind of trips.
We live on 60 acres in Hagarville Arkansas, just a few minutes from Clarksville (H35). 25 minute flight into Hot Springs, my wife’s sister lives in Hot Springs village so we spend a lot of time there.
Good decision making to put down in Gallup. Never worth the “maybe I can make it”
Strange, I’ve got self serve gas in Ardmore and Durant in OK.
It's been awhile since that trip but it was odd. I talked to some local pilots at the field and they were telling me that self serve wasn't an option at any of the surrounding airports. It was late afternoon on July 3rd so that didn't help things either.
Fyi: squaw is a derogatory term.
But we are. LOL
Uh hi? 😅
a fellow wolficorn!
@@Wolficorntv didn't know other people where named wolficorn until I searched up my name, I thought I originally made it 😅