Rapid-moving, acting, or occurring with great speed. That's what Ocotber has felt like. It's come and gone so quickly and so here is our month in pictures:
Lucky wasn't so lucky. Lucky hurt his foot and pulled a muscle, so I would take Lisa, my niece, to the stables everyday for a week before I headed to Atlanta to help Josiah with his packout from Ft. Benning. He is now stationed at Ft. Bliss until he gets shipped out to Iraq.
After spending a few days in Ft. Benning, we set out on a road trip heading west to Texas, which took us 2 days. The first day got us from Georgia through Alabama, Mississppi and Louisiana. The next day Texas.
We have spent a lot of time at the airport this month. We sent 66 letters out to different Air Museum through out the United States and got a good response. We sold the Aircoupe, Starduster, Cessna 172, and donated the Propellor table, Provost Jet, lots of parts, the computer that landed the moon (a massive thing).
The Provost Jet with it's wings off ready to go to it's new home, Pima Air Museum.
The War Eagles Museum took the A-20 engine.
Josiah came out on Saturday and helped clean out shelves, move airplanes around. Here he's putting the tug back in the hanger.
And if that hasn't been enough, Pat started a Book Club, which will now meet once a month.
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