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Greg Brown Attention, "Flying Carpet" book fans: Here are larger (and additional) color images of photographs from Greg's popular book, "Flying Carpet: The Soul of an Airplane." More to come!
My cowboy buddy Baldy Ivy phoned the other day to ask if I’d ever seen the 1932 book Flying Carpet, by Richard Halliburton.Those who have read my own book, Flying Carpet: The Soul of an Airplane may remember that in fact Halliburton’s Stearman inspired the naming of our own steed. I t...
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Thanks for the help with chat feature. I am so happy now. Here, you might enjoy this video. I will write more later. Prince
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A few weeks ago, Anne Osmer left her home in Hendersonville, N.C., went to a local airfield, climbed into the cockpit of a Diamond DA20 and took off on her first-ever solo flight. Nothing unusual in that, except Osmer is 83 years old.
Greg Brown Whoa! Look what showed up on the golf course last night, 200 feet behind our friends Tom & Laurel's home in Truckee, California! Fortunately the two occupants walked away.
Greg Brown Zappy Holidays, everybody! Click here to read this year's Brown Family Adventure Comics.
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Zappy holidays!Click here to read this year’s Holiday Greetings from Greg and the Flying Carpet.Best wishes from our family to yours! Have fun over the holiday season, and please fly safely in the coming year! ©2009 Gregory N. Brown
Read Greg’s latest Flying Carpet column, “Homeward Bound” here, appearing in the January, 2010 issue of AOPA Flight Training magazine, and see additional photos here. This is the final installment of a four-part “cross-the-country” adventure by light airplane. (You no longer need to b...
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Greg Brown For those who've had difficulty accessing my recent columns, please forgive me. After AOPA dropped "AOPA Flight Training" password protection several months ago, they apparently decided to reinstate it for recent issues. (Until someone complained I was unaware of this.) Fortunately my editors have offered permission to... directly post my recent columns, so that issue should be resolved for good. I have updated the recent column links accessible through my Facebook photo albums. Thanks for understanding! (Subscribe to "AOPA Flight Training" magazine at http://flighttraining.aopa.org/ New subscribers are free.)
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Be a PilotSo you want to be a pilot. Wherever you are in your flight training, we'll take you step-by-step through every phase to make it easier for you to learn to fly. This section—like an online ...
Greg Brown Read my latest column, "Homeward Bound," the final installment of our East Coast "cross-the-country" flight, and see additional photos from that trip. (The article link problem has been solved once and for all.)
The 4th and final installment of our recent "cross-the-country" Flying Carpet journey. (See also Albums 1 - 3 of this journey.) Read the column at http://gregbrownflyingcarpet.wordpress.com/2009/12/12/gregs-january-column-homeward-bound-and-additional-photos/
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Greg Brown Is this not cool?! "Saudi Arabian woman achieves dream of pilot's license: Nawal Alhawsawi was not allowed to drive in her home country of Saudi Arabia, but she has earned her pilot's license since emigrating to the U.S."
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CLEVELAND, Ohio -- Nawal Alhawsawi earned her wings more than 200 flights ago. Still, when she pulls back on the stick in her small single-engine plane, sending it climbing into the sky above downtown Cleveland, her skin tingles at a million nerve endings.
Greg Brown Hero pilot let plane fly unaided at 7,500ft as he battled to save parachutist hanging from static line...
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Garth Greyling, who is currently serving in Afghanistan, flew over the skies of Bad Lippspringe, Germany, allowing a parachute team to make their jump.
Greg Brown It's outside aviation, I know, but for those following my son Hannis's musical adventures you can hear excerpts from his new solo album, "Oh Ah Ee," here. (Those who previously joined his fan page, please do so again. He had to reload it to correct an error.)
Hannis Brown's debut album, "Oh Ah Ee," is set to be released in the Winter of 2010. Mixing controlled instrumental chaos with sedate vocal harmonies, clattering found sounds, and explosions of free jazz, the music has been compared to Battles, Talking Heads, Grizzly Be...ar, and the late Arthur Russell. Preview 4 songs that will appear on "Oh Ah Ee" at www.myspace.com/hannisbrown. For more info on Hannis Brown's music, visit www.hannisbrown.com.
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