Last Friday, David took me on a Father's Day flight, where we got to do the maneuvers and such that I had always heard about, but had never experienced personally: stalls, lazy eights, tight turns, short landings, etc. I even got to take the controls for quite a awhile -- not for the fancy maneuvers of course -- but I was able to make some 360-degree turns, altitude changes, etc. while at the same time scanning the sky for obstructing traffic.
During times I was not in "control" of the Cessna 206, I shot some photos, naturally. Most of them were the ordinary mountain vista pictures, but here is a fun one that's a favorite of mine:

In the cropped version, you can see the reflection a bit better:

If you want to see the rest of the "ordinary" photos, click
here for a slideshow.
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