“People have forgotten how cool and how simple flying is. It’s just man and his machine. It’s getting away and just enjoying life.” -Trevor Norris
Our friend Tevor Norris recenly launched his website http://www.oregonflying.com based out of Twin Oaks Airpark in Hillsboro, Oregon.
Whether you’ve always been interested in flying, you want to give a flight as a gift, or just have a memorable flying experience, Trevor would love to take you flying! Trevor offers fights in 2 main aircraft, the CESSNA 172 {1-3 passengers} & J-3 Piper Cub {1 passenger}. Check out the pricing options here: SERVICES
You won’t be disappointed with this ride!
Trevor also offers rides during the monthly 1st Saturday EAA Chapter 105 pancake breakfast at Twin Oaks Airpark from 8-11 am and beyond.
Every once in a while you see an incredible photograph and want to share it with everyone. Recently Flightline Fabrications came across this photo of a B-25 Mitchell painted with light by Eric Curry. In addtion Eric made a really cool video that walks you through the entire process and how he created the B-25 Mitchell Photo. We hope you enjoy this photo & video!
This short tutorial video shows how a light painting photo of the B-25 Mitchell Bomber was made. It is an interesting and informative background to the photo and people involved, very interesting of the entire shot was staged and then painting with light.
Have you ever landed on an small island in a plane? Check out this video of flying in a Cessna 180 and landing on an island in the middle of a river, eating a picinic lunch then taking off from the same island. I was extremly lucky to be treated to this adventure and rare event by a friend and his 2 young boys. Thank you Trevor! It was truly a memorable event!
I have been a fan of the Transformers ever since the mid-80s when I was in middle school and they were first introduced as action figures and a half hour cartoon television series. I loved the concept and the realization of that concept. Remember how all the Autobots became relatively benign vehicles while the Decepticons always seemed to be much more dangerous – Megatron became a gun for goodness sake!
When the movie “Transformers” was released in 2007 I was there on openning day. I remember the end of the battle that pitted A-10 Thunderbolt IIs and an AC-130 gunship against Skorponok. I turned to my wife with an ear to ear grin on my face and whispered “this is fun!”. The rest of the movie was just as much of a pleasure to this grown fan of a toy from his childhood come to life on the big screen (even if Megatron isn’t a gun anymore).
Now the trailer for the much anticipated sequel, “Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen“ has been released and I could not be more pumped! Have a look and see what you think.
