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I did mention the wind right?....
Sake boxes for favors-how awesome!
Best wedding food ever!
"nough said right
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Look all around you. You never know where your next image is to be found. This one? On my car windshield. From the inside out.
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I know I make it sound gross, but it was an amazing time. I could live on Skye in a heart beat
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The day started out just like every other one. I rolled out of bed. Started my coffee Pulled on some cloths. Grabbed my camera bag and the coffee and out the door I go. My lawyer friend Brita had invited me to participate to which I replied "are you smoking crack!?". She then promptly ask me to come along to take photos. So I did. It NEVER occurred to me that I was going to be getting out of a cockpit that day. It wasn't until we pulled up to the hanger and I saw the pretty red biplane that I thought there might be a slight chance. And then as I sat in the back of the hanger during orientation and they started to describe the "tricks" they were going to be doing that I KNEW I had a problem. Next thing you know I'm bumming layers of cloths from everyone, cause you know, I didn't come prepared for this little adventure. At 3000 feet Mike gave a little wing wag and out I go. Doing tricks in a biplane has always been a dream of mine and it just so happened that I had to be ON the plane to do it.
For those of you brave enough to go there: West Cost Spin Doctors is who you want to call. It's a rush.
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