Afterwards Glenn's son helped us find our way in the dark to our very dusty car parked out in a field. Note to self: next time, take a flashlight.
Even if the colour isn't our favourite, it's another beautiful airplane!
The silver pin-striping appears to be hand painted. No expense seems to have been spared on this gorgeous airplane.
Off it goes for a flight. Does it get any better than open cockpit flying? We don't think so. 
Many pictures of the same airplane, but I like it. :-)
And off they go for an early evening flight.
Fleet 2
Glenn's all-time favourite, the Fleet 2 - although he'd prefer it in red instead of blue and without the checkboard pattern.
Fairchild 24
Waco
Ryan ST
Not an antique but an ususual RV7 on floats
Above: A nice loop over the New Standard biplane - the same biplane Glenn and I rode in last time we were here. We no sooner arrived over by this plane than Glenn was behind the ticket booth. He says: "Can you believe it? I just went over to stand in the shade and the pilot said to sit down and hold the fort while he and his girlfriend wandered off for a coffee. Then I was suddenly inundated with folks wanting to go flying in the biplane. A girl asked me if it was safe and I told her the pilot would be sure to fly 'low and slow'! Both she and her husband got quite a kick out of that. By the time the pilot showed up I had a dozen customers ready to go!" 
We met Glenn's eldest son at the fly-in and he treated us to hamburgers, which were really good, followed by cold mango sherbet in the shade of his camper. 
