Oshkosh 2002 Photographs:
Gallery Two, Picture 7
“Run, Chicken, Run!” A Rocky doll, from the movie Chicken Run “hangs out” on a Yak pitot tube and takes in the action. This page best viewed at 800×600 or better
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Oshkosh 2002 Photographs:
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Oshkosh 2002 Photographs:
Gallery Two, Picture 6
“I can see right up my nose!” 1936 Ryan ST-A, 1937 World Aerobatic Champion, is owned by Walter Bowe and Carlene Mendieta of Sonoma, Calif. Don’t you wish it was yours? This page best viewed at 800×600 or better
Oshkosh 2002 Photographs:
Gallery Two, Picture 5
“Red Hot Mama!” Beechcraft Staggerwing sits in the rain at Oshkosh. This page best viewed at 800×600 or better
Oshkosh 2002 Photographs:
Gallery Two, Picture 4
“So…um…been here before?” As the hat indicates, this AirVenture attendee has been around the block a time or two. This page best viewed at 800×600 or better
Oshkosh 2002 Photographs:
Gallery Two, Picture 3
“One of three flying.” This Davis D-1-W, owned by Gene and Dorothy Chase of Oshkosh was one of only 50 built and is one of just three flying This page best viewed at 800×600 or better
Oshkosh 2002 Photographs:
Gallery Two, Picture 2
“Not your average little “princess”.” Kermit Week’s beautifully restored B-25 Mitchell bomber, the “Apache Princess”. This page best viewed at 800×600 or better
Oshkosh 2002 Photographs:
Gallery Two, Picture 1
“Aeronca clothesline.” An Aeronca 7A performs double duty at OSH. This page best viewed at 800×600 or better
Oshkosh 2002 Photographs:
Gallery One, Picture 12
“Aww, look. Someone left behind a perfectly good kid.” Young fella catches some zzz’s when and where he can. This page best viewed at 800×600 or better
Oshkosh 2002 Photographs:
Gallery One, Picture 11
“A rare and beautiful thing.” This a/c, a Lockheed 60, is serial #53. This page best viewed at 800×600 or better
Oshkosh 2002 Photographs:
Gallery One, Picture 10
“From Burt Rutan, with love.” A Rutan Aircraft Company M72 Grizzly, the one and only. This page best viewed at 800×600 or better
