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Near Mimbres, NM. The red pick-up truck broke down, we waited along side the road and played with horses until help arrived.
My Horse friends along side the road where the truck stopped running.
She reminded me of some of my mom's white Arabians.
All three horses were mares and all very friendly.
Desert Aviation in Deming during a midnight run for Jet-A.
Silver City Hot Shots.
Some of the gear and tools the hot shot crews carry.
Glenwood Ranger Station.
The view from the helibase at Glenwood Ranger Station.
Our helicopter managers portable office.
Taking some of the hot shot crews out.
Cierra with my fuel truck.
More hand watering means more play time with the water hose for Cierra.
Dave flying N9AT.
N9AT's tail.
We were only at this helibase for one day. It was very, very warm here.
Our helibase for the day.
Pilot Dave with Cierra and our mechanic, Lee.
Cierra was cooler and more comfortable on the desk.
Desk dog.
Some of the hot shot crew vehicles.
Cierra would try to sleep but she was so hot she couldn't get comfortable for too long.
Hot Shot logos.
Hot Shot logos.
Hot Shot logos.
Some of the hot shot crew vehicles.
The Huey came in to our helibase and created a huge dust storm, it was not nice.
After the dust settled, the Huey unloads its internal cargo.
Fuel truck sun set.
N9AT and the Huey.
The sun set made the New Mexico desert glow.
Reserve, NM.
Reserve, NM.
My Honey's here, hallelujah! Getting up to date with our mechanic Lee. There wasn't much to catch up on, N9AT is fairly new.
There is one Huey with us, Reserve, NM.
From Reserve, NM we drove to Alpine, AZ to spend the night.
N9AT and the Astar.
1 comment:
Great site. I enjoyed it!
Narrie Toole
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