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Hi Barbara: I provided instruction to private and commercial students land, sea and ski. I flew in: Aeronca; C-150, 170, 172, 185; Citabria; AA5; and PA 140, 180, etc.
All good performing aircraft yet the C172 brings back fond memories.
Currently an armchair pilot who enjoys spinning the prop with my son-in-law who is an Airbus captain. As well I paint the odd AC on commission basis.
Great topic and thanks,
Bruce
Wow Flight and a Artist to boot how cool is that all so inspiring .
Peter, you must not know about my eBook, From Pilot to Painter. Please check it out on Amazon.