This was at USA Today. Finally seeing coverage of this one.
It has the video from KERO 23 in Bakersfield at the link.
http://www.usatoday.com/news/nation/story/2011-09-05/Small-plane-crash-sparks-rapid-brush-fire-in-Calif/50259870/1?csp=34news
Showing posts with label Mojave Desert. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Mojave Desert. Show all posts
Monday, September 5, 2011
Friday, July 29, 2011
Air Force Civilian Maintainers!
Sunday, July 24, 2011
Sunday with the Grand Daughter
Took Bailee to the Base and Red Rock Canyon State Park.
Got some pictures for ya'all.
Got some pictures for ya'all.
B-52 used by NASA from 1976 to 2004
Very first F-4C
The only two seat A-10. Actually designated YA-10B
Blackbird
From The Skunk Works
T-33 Shooting Star
YA-7D
Aardvark!
CT-39
F-84F
Gloster NF.11
Another of the Gloster
C-45 Expiditer
An H-3 variant
F-100 Super Sabre prototype
F-101B Voodoo
TF-102
YC-15, precursor to the C-17
Republic F-105. Thud!
F-106.
Century Circle Tower
The park has some really neat scenery!
Monday, July 18, 2011
An evening at the Ball Park
Yesterday evening, I took my granddaughter to a baseball game in Adelanto, just north of Victorville. We saw the High Desert Mavericks host the Bakersfield Blaze at Stater Bros. Stadium. It is Class A ball in the California League. Nice little ball park.
Bailee had a great time and got a baseball and had it autographed by the mascot, Wooly Bully and the Rally Wizard. She did the outfield run and ran the bases after the game. The weather was great and the sun was to our backs behind the structure.
Bailee had a great time and got a baseball and had it autographed by the mascot, Wooly Bully and the Rally Wizard. She did the outfield run and ran the bases after the game. The weather was great and the sun was to our backs behind the structure.
Tuesday, July 12, 2011
Barstow Depot
Got the Missus and the Grand Daughter off of the train this morning in Barstow. The stop is at the historic Santa Fe Depot and Harvey House. The building now houses the Barstow Chamber of Commerce, a railway museum and a Route 66 Museum. It is at the east end of the Barstow Terminal and Classification Yard.
The Southwest Chief was somewhat more than six hours late.
The Southwest Chief was somewhat more than six hours late.
| Barstow Station |
| These UP units were pulling the Herzog ballast cars in the three following pictures. Kind of familiar with them. I worked for Herzog on the Ballast Trains for four years. |
| Eastbound vehicle train. Empties. |
| The Southwest Chief. |
Bailee at various displays at the station
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