Tuesday I traveled to Ft. Stockton for another look at my job site. Things are going well, lots of steel, concrete and masonry is on the ground. We'll see if we can get it all done on schedule. On the way back to the air strip my superintendent spotted a wild hog crossing under the road through a culvert. We had to stop to get a closer look. He scared it my way and I only managed to get this blurry picture. Good times. The flight back was late so I just starred at the GPS under a dark sky until we dropped out of the clouds to see the runway lighting our path home. We hit the glide slope at about 2,300 ft and set her down nice and easy.
Thursday, February 4, 2010
Wild Hog!
Tuesday I traveled to Ft. Stockton for another look at my job site. Things are going well, lots of steel, concrete and masonry is on the ground. We'll see if we can get it all done on schedule. On the way back to the air strip my superintendent spotted a wild hog crossing under the road through a culvert. We had to stop to get a closer look. He scared it my way and I only managed to get this blurry picture. Good times. The flight back was late so I just starred at the GPS under a dark sky until we dropped out of the clouds to see the runway lighting our path home. We hit the glide slope at about 2,300 ft and set her down nice and easy.
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