Tour Taipei

[DAVIDSTRAKA]

Since I made the stop as part of my around the world trip, I decided to rent a 172 and take a tour :)

 

PART 1

 

 

 

Kind of looks like a bridge to nowhere :rolleyes:

 

 

 

Time to get low.

 

 

 

 

 

Tight fit

 

 

 

This is cool

 

 

Please see PART 2

[DAVIDSTRAKA]

PART 2

 

 

 

 

The Taipei 101, formerly known as the Taipei World Financial Center

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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[flightsimg]

Yeah! Great. Those moutains also behind the airport are of interest!

[DAVIDSTRAKA]

Yeah! Great. Those moutains also behind the airport are of interest!

 

Yes, they do look good. I just noticed that I put two of the same pictures in twice. :p

[Macroburst]

It will be interesting if you can purchase insurance on your plane rentals.

Under the bridge in daylight???

 

 

Did you get your recertification in the Netherlands???? That Cessna undercarriage was wet!:cool:

Edited April 11, 2020 by Macroburst

[DAVIDSTRAKA]

It will be interesting if you can purchase insurance on your plane rentals.

Under the bridge in daylight???

 

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Did you get your recertification in the Netherlands???? That Cessna undercarriage was wet!:cool:

 

What insurance? :D

 

Of course, I’m a graduate of the Von Peerhoven Advanced Academy of Wheel Water Skipping! ;)

[Rupert]

Nice shots David!!! And yes, sad truth is now they don't need us flying they expect us to follow rules. It was much more fun flying when we broke all kinds of rules in the states but they left us alone.

 

As the C.O. of MCAS Yuma once told several of us after we had stopped a train in the middle of the night. There was nothing he could threaten us with as bad as what we were about to see in Vietnam, so he just tore our butts and sent us away. ;):p

 

Michael

[DAVIDSTRAKA]

Nice shots David!!! And yes, sad truth is now they don't need us flying they expect us to follow rules. It was much more fun flying when we broke all kinds of rules in the states but they left us alone.

 

As the C.O. of MCAS Yuma once told several of us after we had stopped a train in the middle of the night. There was nothing he could threaten us with as bad as what we were about to see in Vietnam, so he just tore our butts and sent us away. ;):p

 

Michael

 

Thanks Michael. Yes, nowadays you have to find wide open spaces not near anything to do some fun stuff.

 

So, acting as UFOs to stop a train? Cool :D

[flightsimg]

Completely right with you, Rupert! They nixed the individual!