The Cessna 120-140 Association Forum

We had a break in the dismal weather here in the Pacific Northwest, low 60's, calm winds and no rain so we are disoriented. Mt Rainier and Mt St Helens were in their snow covered glory on a flight to Packwood WA http://www.airnav.com/airport/55S for lunch. The dome in St Helen's volcano is starting to grow again and in the summer time you can see steam coming from it every now and then.

Glad you got to fly David! Nice pics.
Josh

Ultra cool! Thanks for posting! You guys out west.......have the best views! It was in the 60's several times over the last two weeks........had to take the Yellow Bomber out!

There was a small fly-in at 0WA2 Curtis Field here in SW Washington today, found a rare gem in the prototype Luscombe Phantom, based amazingly near my home field I found. 145 Warner, it is as perfect as the day it left the factory. Only Phantom flying. Don Luscomb started his own company after working for the Monocoupe folks,it shows in the Phantom. 1934, 25 built.

Wow! Cool aircraft! Thanks for posting, I'll be it's a joy to fly!

Rare aircraft indeed! I've only seen one, and that was at Sun-N-Fun about 30 years ago.