Kaw Ridge, NW Alberta

[belloypilot]

Sometimes you fly past a mountain ridge and it just invites you for coffee.

 

[Ak Kurt]

Where is the Tim Horton’s?

Kurt

 

[Ak Kurt]

Wow! Awesome!

Kurt

 

[belloypilot]

Where is the Tim Horton’s?

Kurt

This https://company.timhortons.ca/ca/en/tims-at-home/instant-coffee.php?id=coffee&type=instant and this https://jetboil.johnsonoutdoors.com/stoves-systems/flash-cooking-system are ALWAYS on board .

 

[Ak Kurt]

I see you have it covered Mike!

Kurt

 

[Jim Madsen]

Kurt, what prop is in that picture? Looks alot like yours.

 

[belloypilot]

Kurt, what prop is in that picture? Looks alot like yours.

It's an MT Ultra, courtesy of this little adventure.

Peat Bogs Make Bad Runways

It started out innocent enough. Sure looked like a river flat with a few wet, maybe even marshy spots, but some dry spots too. Big. Maybe a couple thousands acres near the headwaters of the Parsnip River in East Central British Columbia. About a 1 hour scenic mountain flight from my home...

flyhusky.com

 

[Ak Kurt]

Yep Jim, same one as mine.

Kurt

 

[Jeb]

So rad! I carry the proper kit in the plane but I haven’t learned to stop on the ridge tops yet. Can’t wait!!

 

[belloypilot]

Stopping is the easy part. Coming to rest in a state suitable for relaunch takes some mystical combination of skill, experience, and luck . I’ve yet to determine the appropriate proportions of each.

 

[Ak Kurt]

Stopping is the easy part. Coming to rest in a state suitable for relaunch takes some mystical combination of skill, experience, and luck . I’ve yet to determine the appropriate proportions of each.

LOL!

 

[Ksmith]

Great pictures thanks for sharing