Cosmo is a Staffordshire Bull Terrier that we got from
breeder Pete Marsh
with lots of help from Steve Stone and
breeder Lewis Bogle
. Cosmo arrived at the end of October 2005 at the age of
10-weeks. We are showing him. An, around December 27, 2006 we will get Cosmo a new friend, named Luna, from breeder Dave Tate.
Nitro - Our beloved American Staffordshire Terrier, died in September 2005. We
will always remember and miss him. He was a wonderful companion and protector.
The BE-33 Don flies!
Don has achieved his life long goal
of becoming a Private Pilot and he on 1/17/00 got his
Instrument rating. Then, Don got his Multi-engine instrument rating! Don
has been checked out in a Cessna 172 & 182, a Beech B-33, Piper
Seminole PA-44
and a Piper Arrow 200. Don has also flown a Cessna 210
and a Piper Saratoga. Don is a member of the
AOPA (Aircraft Owners & Pilots Association)
and received most of his instruction at
CFI, Inc.
Tera, our "worlds best ski Mom"
spent a week in Keystone, Colorado in April 1996 where
she was a guest ski tester for
SKIING Magazine
. Tera skied almost non-stop
for six out of six days. She was a little sore, but, boy
is she ever "buff" now.
Tera was in SKIING Magazine BUYERS GUIDE which came out
in the Sept/Oct 1996 issue. You may subscribe to
SKIING Magazine
. Mail $14.97 to SKIING
Magazine, PO Box 51555, Boulder, CO 80323-1555 for a 14
issue, two season subscription.
This was Gunnar's first R/C airplane. It was
an Easy-fly .40 powered by a OS .40FP engine. The radio
was a Hitec 4 channel. This is the plane that Don
destroyed. As anyone who flies with Don & Gunnar soon
finds out, Gunnar is by far the better pilot !
Yes, this is Don's new Dragon Lady .60. It is
powered by a YS .91SC engine and it's radio is a JR783.
It has a 66" wing span and was built from a
ModelTech ARC kit. Don still dreams of the day when he
can fly it by himself. For now, more experienced pilots
must take the plane off and land it for Don. Gunnar says
he could fly it, and he probably could.
During a block party in 1996 near Don &
Tera's home, Paul, their 4 ½ foot Python was the main
attraction. As of 2006 Paul is 6 feet long.