1992 - 2000
It all started with a spare simulator which we inherited from Brittania Airlines. It had to go somewhere, so a home was found for it in Miami at the PAIFA.
A good time was had by all - especially on the South beach area.
More simulators followed and we went to Atlanta just before the Olympic games in 1994.
We swapped an MD11 simulator for a 737-300 with Delta airlines.
It snowed while we were there and every where closed down except for one pub.
Seattle was next. Another 737-300 went to Alaskan Airlines.
Sweaty Nipples at the Pheonix Underground was the highlight of the trip.
Back to Atlanta where we couldnt get a hotel for love nor money. A combination of pre Olympic building and the "Promise keepers" AGM.
Then Denver - many times with United Airlines a 757 and an A320.
MIAMI South Beach Aug '94
Here we are relaxing on a Sunday afternoon waiting for the wet T-Shirt competition. PN takes a picture of the natives, who dislikes his attention, At the same time GLA's camera, on timer, takes this photo. |
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South Beach, Miami
Life Guard Beach Hut |
Miami Fla
Ocean Drive, Art Deco District. |
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SEATTLE Wa
When the Space needle was built in 1962 for the "World's Fair", it was the tallest building west of the Mississippi River.
The Space Needle sways approximately 1 inch for every 10 mph of wind. It was built to withstand a wind speed of 200 miles-per-hour. |
DENVER, Co
Downtown Denver viewed from the hotel at the old airport (Stapleton). With the Rockies in the background. |
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Royal Gorge Bridge, Co. Oct 2002
The world's highest suspension bridge located near Cañon City, Colorado, the Royal Gorge Bridge hangs 1053 feet above the Arkansas River |
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©2004 Mark Wolff | Last updated
15-Apr-2006