Who: N. Holleran
Where: Chester, VT USA
When: Monday, September 22, 2003 at 19:57:59 (PDT)
Comments: My friend,an experienced pilot with a Cessna 182, just bought his first ultra light - a Challenger-but said it's "squirrely". If anyone can give us advice about flying this model, please help.

Who: Dustin Loope
Where: Clinton, TN USA
When: Wednesday, September 17, 2003 at 20:55:33 (PDT)
Email: Fenrir46@hotmail.com
Comments: This journal is beautiful.I am 14 and have dreamed of flying for several years.I plan on getting my private licence and instruments in a cessna.Then going to a a large flight school like Embry Riddle and getting my commercial license and flying somthing quite a bit bigger.Visiting your site has only increased my desire to fly.Some day I may even get an ultralight and learn to fly it as well.But as the regulations require that I be atleast 16 before I can fly solo and get my licence,I will have to keep on dreaming for a couple more years.

Who: Mitchell Reminger
Where: Parkhills, mo USA
When: Tuesday, September 16, 2003 at 19:29:33 (PDT)
Email: www.we5rems@charter.net
Website: none
Comments: Love the site, I would really like more info on used mx ultralight parts.I will fly again if it kills me to do it.Missing that fealing since 1985/solo..at 15 old.need help soon before wife makes me to domesticated

Who: Bert Hampton
Where: , USA
When: Wednesday, September 10, 2003 at 10:08:31 (PDT)
Email: ahampton@madison.k12.il.us
Comments: Can you provide a simple set of instruction for the building of the 'dolly' you moved the MX around on. It looks just perfect for the crowded hanger I am forced to share with eight other ULs. Thanks

Who: brentsboats
Where: florence, ma USA
When: Tuesday, September 09, 2003 at 10:17:05 (PDT)
Email: brentsboats@webtv.net
Website: www.brentsboats.com
Comments: As a fellow pilot iam glad to see and read everyones tales.As for me, someday i will fly again. In the meantime iam going boating.. win some $$$$$ go to www.brentsboats.com

Who: Todd Roetcisoender
Where: Mission Viejo, CA USA
When: Tuesday, August 26, 2003 at 10:49:11 (PDT)
Email: roetcisoender@cox.net
Comments: I did a quick search for Ultralights and found your site. What luck! Your journal is very creative and enjoyable. Thanks for sharing. The experience you had is one I hope for some day.

Who: bill skrapka
Where: chicago, il USA
When: Friday, August 15, 2003 at 10:56:52 (PDT)
Email: bskrapka@supremelobster.com
Comments: want to learn to fly u/l can someone guide me to the procedure to reach this goal?

Who: bill skrapka
Where: , il USA
When: Friday, August 15, 2003 at 10:46:47 (PDT)
Email: bskrapka@SUPREMELOBSTER.COM
Comments: VERY INTERESTED IN LEARNING TO FLY A U/L. CAN SOMEONE PLEASE SHARE THE STEPS INVOLVED IN ACHIEVING THIS GOAL?

Who: Jack Streber
Where: Port Orange, USA
When: Thursday, August 14, 2003 at 16:29:46 (PDT)
Email: jstreber@cfl.rr.com
Comments: What can I say that hasn't been said? Superb - beautiful - excellent. Just like I wish I could have done if I wasn't too soon old and too late involved.

Who: Kevin Woelfel
Where: Boulder, CO USA
When: Thursday, August 14, 2003 at 07:12:03 (PDT)
Comments: Wonderful site and story- especially the kicker at the end! A fun journey for those of us still bound to earth. Thanks!

Who: B Schuchert
Where: Phoenix, NY USA
When: Sunday, July 27, 2003 at 20:55:32 (PDT)
Comments: I may never have the opportunity to fly an ultralight but your site is beautifully done and captures the experience. Thanks

Who: Jose del Pino
Where: Grapevine, TX USA
When: Wednesday, July 09, 2003 at 08:40:50 (PDT)
Comments: Nice picture essay, enjoyed it very much!

Who: Nik Reikalas
Where: Hawthorn Woods, il USA
When: Monday, July 07, 2003 at 05:42:15 (PDT)
Email: tepuli17264@msn.com
Website: none
Comments: Good, enjoyed reading it.

Who: Maneesh
Where: Philadelphia, USA
When: Tuesday, July 01, 2003 at 02:23:40 (PDT)
Email: mchhabria@hotmail.com
Comments: very nice work, it was a pleasure

Who: D Suh
Where: davis, ca USA
When: Thursday, June 19, 2003 at 16:26:17 (PDT)
Email: suhdickd@excite.com
Comments: Thank u 4 allowing me 2 share in the joy u experienced with flying; i'm hoping to get a trike and join u in "slipping the surly bonds of earth".

Who: P. Daehn
Where: Sault Ste Marie, ON Can.
When: Tuesday, June 17, 2003 at 19:14:13 (PDT)
Email: trapp@shaw.ca
Comments: For years watched my racing pigeons carve up the clouds. Finally decided to try it myself at age 69 (getting farty?). Anyway shall soon have my permit and join my birds in happy flight. Thanks for the boost!

Who: Michael McAllister
Where: Lexington Park, MD USA
When: Monday, June 09, 2003 at 22:32:28 (PDT)
Email: bigmac@tqci.net
Comments: Beautiful

Who: Tomislav
Where: Ivanic Grad, Croatia
When: Thursday, May 29, 2003 at 09:02:11 (PDT)
Email: tpreseca@inet.hr
Website: www.airnet.si
Comments: One of the best ultralight sites. Come to adriatic to spend some flying hours on beautiful beaches and islands

Who: Mike Kelly
Where: Fort Myers, Fl USA
When: Friday, May 23, 2003 at 20:30:42 (PDT)
Email: ruok@comcast.net
Website: www.swfce.com
Comments: Your site was awesome ! As a 39 year old experiencing mid life crisis I have started taking flying lessons in a Cessna 172. I find flying to be very enjoyable but after seeing your ultralite site I think I just might learn to fly them too ! Lokks like more fun then the Cessna. If I buy an ultralite my wife will definetly know I have reached full mid-life crisis.Peace, love and all that other good stuff. Mike

Who: Matthew Sellers
Where: Dudley, NC USA
When: Tuesday, May 20, 2003 at 19:46:59 (PDT)
Email: spyder186@hotmail.com
Comments: I really love this webpage. I'm a student pilot right now and am 17 years old. I'm flying the Cessna 172 Skyhawk. Its fun, but I think that cruising over trees just flying on the deck would be great. Your webpage is very inspiring to read and makes the fun in flying very apparent. Thanks for sharing the site!

Who: Werner Knust
Where: Santiago , RM Chile
When: Thursday, May 08, 2003 at 18:34:49 (PDT)
Email: werner.knust@tnt.com
Website: www.angelstudiopilates.com
Comments: I,ve got a GT400 130 hours like new ;pictures on request .For sale very convinient price. Please contact me on my Email or call me on my cell 56 9 884 7555. My Ultralight is located in our UL-Club in Lipangue. We are 30 members in our Club and we do make instructions for new Ultralight funs. Werner Knust

Who: Daniel
Where: Fayetteville, NC USA
When: Wednesday, May 07, 2003 at 21:02:59 (PDT)
Email: dmcnece@nc.rr.com
Comments: I've been looking into flying ultralights for a long time, and I'm only 24. I havn't seen too many personal sites from owners of UL's. Your's was great, I really like the detail that went into the story. Right now, I'm still looking for the right kind of Aircraft that would better fit me (I'm 6'5") The Quicksilver Sport is one that I was considering. This site is a great insperation. Hope to be able to fly some day. The best to you and your family.

Who: Steven Bodnar
Where: Las Cruces, nm USA
When: Saturday, May 03, 2003 at 01:04:33 (PDT)
Email: friedstuff_cheese@msn.com
Comments: After visiting this website over a year ago, I was inspired to start flying...You hit the nail on the head, "Airgasmic" I now own a single and two place quicksilver. So if your thinking about starting "DONT WAIT!!!!"

Who: Nathan Wolfe
Where: Pickerington, OH USA
When: Thursday, March 20, 2003 at 07:14:29 (PST)
Email: nwolfe@stealthturtle.com
Website: http://www.stealthturtle.com
Comments: I'm a private pilot that has been dreaming of getting back to something a bit simpler and your web-site is quite inspiring. Thank you for taking the time to share.

Who: Andrew Farmer
Where: St. Louis, MO USA
When: Thursday, March 20, 2003 at 01:44:19 (PST)
Email: redlion1232001@yahoo.com
Website: none
Comments: very cool pair of web sites, its is so refreshing seeing/hearing/reading of someone enjoying life instead of sitting around being miserable. I am hoping to get my first ultralight soon and i just hope my memories are half as cool as yours. -May the Sky ways lead where the may, I will follow.

Who: Bryce Hughes
Where: Yakima, WA USA
When: Saturday, March 15, 2003 at 19:07:26 (PST)
Comments: GREAT SITE!!!! I am 15 years old and I'm REALY hooked on flying. I am working off flight lessons at my local airport and love every minute of it. I just spent all day today shootin' touch and go's in a Cessna 140. I have a small problem though. Because of my age, I can't get my license for a couple more years. I am hoping to get a job and save up for a used ultralight. I have a freind who owns a Quicksilver MX Sprint and have had a chance to do a couple of "crow hops" and hope to be flying an MX Sprint myself soon. This site has inspired me more toward gettin' a UL and for that I am greatful.

Who: T.J.
Where: , Ga USA
When: Sunday, March 09, 2003 at 08:03:37 (PST)
Comments: GREAT site! I've just been bitten by the bug, and will start my lessons in the next day or two. Went up yesterday w/ my instructor to be, who's also a friend, and he let me "drive" some, and I'm SOOO hooked. Really enjoyed the site, and I hope that few years down the road I'll have the type of memories that'll allow ME to touch someone like this site just touched me. WELL DONE!

Who: tom
Where: Las Vegas, NV USA
When: Saturday, March 08, 2003 at 10:02:30 (PST)
Email: servingmygod@aol.com
Comments: im a sophmore in high school i love planes and im in the academy of aerospace and aviation im currently in a engineering class and will take ground school next year and i love the eipper quicksilver but i can find out where to buy the kit if you could e-mail me some places to buy them i would be very appreciative thak-you very much Tom Anderson

Who: Ron Simpson
Where: North Myrtle Beach, SC USA
When: Friday, March 07, 2003 at 02:58:25 (PST)
Email: rsimpson4@sc.rr.com
Comments: Great site. I just bought a MX and would like to build a trailer for mine too. Can you give me the dimentions of yours? Thanks

Who: lineflyer
Where: Charlotte, NC USA
When: Wednesday, February 26, 2003 at 19:07:09 (PST)
Email: lineflyer9@webtv.net
Comments: I enjoyed your site very much. I an ex-pipeline patrol pilot with 13,000 hours. It took me back into the air again and showed the love of flying that only a pilot knows. Thank you very much for your site and time will spent visiting it.

Who: Del
Where: from a boat in the Bahamas, USA
When: Tuesday, February 25, 2003 at 19:32:57 (PST)
Comments: Been a biker and a sailor for the past 20 years. i'm as tough as they come, but you brought a tear to my eye. great job. Specially the note at the end to your daughter. Fly girl, fly....

Who: gary armstrong
Where: manchester , Uk
When: Saturday, February 22, 2003 at 11:36:56 (PST)
Comments: one word, "COOL"

Who: Alan Hughes
Where: Cardiff UK,
When: Thursday, February 13, 2003 at 17:46:07 (PST)
Comments: A fabulous site. Well done.

Who: Brent Cichy
Where: Florence,mass, ma USA
When: Wednesday, February 05, 2003 at 01:05:44 (PST)
Email: brentsboats@webtv.net
Website: www.brentsboats.com
Comments: I would love to fly again. I would love to find a boatplane www.brentsboats.com dba brentsstuff

Who: Tim Kauffman
Where: Lewisberry, PA USA
When: Thursday, January 16, 2003 at 16:19:43 (PST)
Email: timothy.kauffman@paharr.ang.af.mil
Comments: I really enjoyed seeing your website. You have managed to say exactly what I would about the joys of flight. Your MX appears to be identical to mine and I can attest to the serene, calm feeling one gets from an early morning flight to see the sun rise, or one late in the day to watch it set over the hills. There is no better perch than one about 500' AGL. I'll be back soon.

Who: LUBOMIR STOTKO
Where: KOSTRZYN, POLAND
When: Wednesday, January 15, 2003 at 03:55:16 (PST)
Email: lubasstotko@interia.pl
Comments: i'm from poland. i've got 700 hours on tricke. i'd like to express my filings to all people connected with flying. poland is a ideal country for flying. we've got many beautiful areas! i'm waiting for contacts.

Who: Thomas Snowden
Where: Detroit, Mi USA
When: Friday, December 13, 2002 at 09:01:41 (PST)
Email: tsnow22@hotmail.com
Comments: I don't know what to say but felt that that after reading your journal I had to say something. It's the most inspirational story I've read about flying. Please, write more!!

Where: , Australia
When: Monday, December 02, 2002 at 01:08:05 (PST)
Email: laura_k_hall@hotmail.com
Comments: I'd just like to congratulate you on your inspiring website! I'm 17 and I've just started learning to fly in a Skyfox Gazelle.. when I was feeling a few doubts about flying this site showed me that it can be a really great and fun experience! I don't think I'll be able to afford a plane for awhile but one day I hope to buy one! I just need 17 more hours..

Who: Rev. Samuel L. Washington
Where: Yazoo City, MS USA
When: Tuesday, November 19, 2002 at 14:34:40 (PST)
Email: sbjcwash@netscape.net
Comments: An absolutely wonderful journal. I have been teetering on the brink of deciding that I want to get training and possibly buy an ultralight myself. After reading your journal and seeing the pictures, I can now say that I've made up my mind. I'm going to do it ASAP!!! I'm glad to hear that you're back in the air as well. I can tell by the words on the site that you are very sincere and that you truly love this sport. May God bless you in every way, and as my favorite aviation writer Jim "Zoom" Campbell always says, "Blue Skies".

Who: Corey
Where: New Lebanon (Dayton), OH USA
When: Thursday, November 14, 2002 at 19:34:59 (PST)
Email: coreyh@woh.rr.com
Comments: Your wonderful site and inspirational experiances have left me with the need to fufill my long-time dream of flight. Thank you for sharing your story- as I'm sure it will touch many other's like it has me... Here in Dayton is where it all began...

Who: Paul
Where: Raleigh, MS USA
When: Monday, October 21, 2002 at 14:31:02 (PDT)
Email: ppetty@c-gate.net
Comments: Jim, Great site love the photos. Can you or anyone tell me the model of the White ultralight in the inverted photos? I think it may be a kolb ultrastar? Thanks

Who: Frank Pawson
Where: North Cranbourne Vic. , Australia
When: Saturday, October 12, 2002 at 03:42:22 (PDT)
Email: ausiwi@ozemail.com.au
Website: nil
Comments: Wonderful site.I have a Bantam b22s flown from Queensland to Melbourne on its delivery flight. Will never forget the experience.Nice to know there are others like me

Who: Boon-Leong Lee
Where: Melaka, MK Malaysia
When: Friday, October 11, 2002 at 14:21:00 (PDT)
Email: leek@tm.net.my
Comments: Spent 3 weeks learning to fly a Trike in Bright VIC. Wow, did it handle different compared to the Pipers and Cessnas I have flown! The area is a gorgeous location to fly over in a powered hang-glider with Mount Buffalo sitting elegantly next to the very adequate Porepunkah Airstrip. All adds to a great adrenalin kick!

Who: Max Murphy
Where: Co.Cork, Ireland
When: Wednesday, October 09, 2002 at 13:31:28 (PDT)
Email: plumber@online.ie
Website: www.geocities.com/tomsbabe2
Comments: As co.pilot/trainee/photographer + more for the south coast of Ireland's best trike pilot, I am always surfin for stuff on this awesome extreme sport. Like the site guys, check out ours!!!

Who: Edward Wahl
Where: Aalborg, Denmark
When: Wednesday, October 02, 2002 at 13:15:04 (PDT)
Email: edw@wahl.dk
Website: edwardwahl.com
Comments: Jim McKay: Your site is such a delight, deeply inspiring, talented graphical lay-out, quality photos and vignettes, no gimmicks excellent navigation as well as humble and deep commenting... Being a former ultralight pilot myself and recently inspired by the film "Fly Away Home" (beautifully filmed scenes with Canadian geese migrating with a trike) and now having deeply enjoyed your "ultralight experience" I finally had to surrender: I'm called back into the sky too... Thanks, - please keep the site on the net.

Who: Ryan
Where: Las Vegas, NV USA
When: Sunday, September 29, 2002 at 14:42:57 (PDT)
Email: valorg63@hotmail.com
Comments: My Dad and I came up with the Idea to fly through the Grand Canyon with Ultra-lights. And I know you have a lot of experience with flying one of those, I'd like to ask you how much does it cost to build or buy one and how much does a full tank of gasoline cost and how far can you fly?? great job with your site!!

Who: nelson
Where: norridgewock, USA
When: Friday, September 20, 2002 at 19:06:32 (PDT)
Email: fry12000@yahoo.com
Comments: Hi i need help ..i have a tike with a 220 dream wing and a Cuyuna 430 motor on it i just rebuilt but its blowing gas??? is it my prop or my belt drive to small the motor come off a quick siver can you help?email any time thanks nel

Who: George Curry
Where: Co;umbus, OH USA
When: Monday, September 09, 2002 at 13:09:30 (PDT)
Email: N8tux@aol.com
Website: n/a
Comments: Jim: Seeing as how I soloed an Aerknocker 7AC 57 years ago and haven't flown in over 40 years I have to say your web site has given me the "itch". Keep up the good work!

Who: Kerry Green
Where: Toowoomba, QL Australia
When: Wednesday, September 04, 2002 at 00:22:22 (PDT)
Email: kerry@tmbamall.com
Website: http://www.tmbamall.com/hermitware
Comments: Growing up, I wanted to ride a big bike, a Harley. In Australia, in those days, that was a MAJOR ambition for a bloke with the arse out of his pants. But I made it. I walked in to that Harley shop one day, slapped down the cash, and rode my Harley home. I loved it, and still have it. But now, I want to fly. I think I am starting a new chapter in my own book of life. Still got the arse out of my pants, so it might have to be a cheap home built. Thanks for your site, it's excellent, and the great photos too. Glad you're flying again.

Who: Lucian Bartosik
Where: Hopkinsville, KY USA
When: Monday, September 02, 2002 at 23:24:09 (PDT)
Email: Info@aerialadventure.net
Website: http://www.aerialadventure.net
Comments: Just wanted to say that we have changed our web site, hopefully improved it and have a new e-mail and web site address. Come on over and fly with us one day...

Who: Peter Allen
Where: Adelaide, SA AUS
When: Monday, August 26, 2002 at 23:12:38 (PDT)
Email: pallen1@nospam.ozemail.com.au
Comments: hey! cool site. I've been flying ultralights since 1986. and loved every minute of it... but i needed a new challenge... I ve found it in paragliding! I share your thoughts and fond memories of those early days though! regards Pete.

Who: Preston
Where: Santa Rosa, Ca USA
When: Thursday, August 22, 2002 at 14:00:41 (PDT)
Email: pbook@pacbell.net
Comments: Very well done. I think that I'm getting the bug%&^%#*&^

Who: john shafer
Where: Tyler, , TX USA
When: Wednesday, August 21, 2002 at 01:19:52 (PDT)
Email: johnmshafer@aol.com
Comments: Nice site, thanks for the journal. Great pictures.....

Who: Klaus Peter
Where: , Austria
When: Saturday, August 10, 2002 at 09:54:55 (PDT)
Email: klausjosef@hotmail.com
Comments: have seen your photos/they are great/can you send adresses about the manufacture of your trike or where i can get a buildin plan. thank you NIK

Who: Kyle Prestwood
Where: Shalimar, FL USA
When: Wednesday, August 07, 2002 at 01:03:04 (PDT)
Email: prestwood@gulf.net
Website: geocities.com/purplemonkeydishwasher32579
Comments: I loved your stories and found them to be incredibly beautiful. I took my first flight in a two seat ultralight a little over a year ago and fell in love with them since. I always had the dream to fly and God has finally helped me fulfill that dream. With my own, successful business, I just managed to purchase me a brand new (or atleast to me!), 1982 Eipper MX. I look foward to many beautiful experiences along the way and your site was always on the "Favorites" tab for me to go visit and I still do. Thank you. Keep happy as everyone dies one day, so enjoy life as much as you can.

Who: Adam Giesbrecht
Where: Edmonton, AB Canada
When: Sunday, August 04, 2002 at 10:43:48 (PDT)
Comments: INCREDIBLE! Your web site is amazing, the pictures, the storys, the layout, all excellent. I'm a private pilot looking at starting an instruction school for ultralight aircraft, and your web site is what really made up my mind to follow my dreams. Thank-you.

Who: Andres Marino
Where: Mimai, fl USA
When: Sunday, August 04, 2002 at 00:03:30 (PDT)
Email: s367@hotmail.com
Comments: hi i live in miami florida and i'am interested in learning to fly an ultralight but i really don't know where to go to recieve lessons here in miami, if any body can help me by giving some information i will really apreciate it....thanks

Who: Oscar Gutierrez Lopez
Where: Los Cabos, B. baja
When: Saturday, July 27, 2002 at 16:42:03 (PDT)
Email: osscar77@yahoo.com
Comments: First, congratulations!, you have done a great job by making this site, because you captered all the essence of flying, i heve never flown an ultralight but im thinking of getting one. I will look for an instructor, but is hard to get those birds here in mexico, i think ill have to go to California and look for one, i have a private pilot licence, that may help me. Cabo San Lucas has some beautifull places to fly. Congratulations again! Y para todos los mexicanos, animense a volar!!

Who: Matt Merzig
Where: Chicago, IL USA
When: Monday, July 22, 2002 at 18:51:18 (PDT)
Email: merzx1@aol.com
Comments: This is clearly a great site. I enjoyed all the detail and pictures. Our school (the Illinois Institute of Technology) just purchased an ultralight a few months ago to convert to run on ethanol fuel (85% ethanol, 15% gasoline). We have been working on it and it seems to run decently with our Rotax. I just took my first lesson last week and it was a blast. Flying ultralights is the purest form of flying (except maybe for hangliders).

Who: David Main
Where: Washington , NC USA
When: Saturday, July 13, 2002 at 18:32:42 (PDT)
Email: Main4@gotricounty.com
Website: N/A
Comments: Great site! You covered all the bases. I love ultralight/light plane flying. I own a chinook plus 2 by ASAP and smile every time I finish a flight on a beautiful morning or evening.Every aviator should give it a try, they just might fall in love with. HAPPY FLYING!

Who: Michael Miller
Where: Rice Lake, WI USA
When: Friday, July 12, 2002 at 19:00:09 (PDT)
Email: mkmiller@charter.net
Website: www.mkmiller.com
Comments: WOW! Quite simply the best ultralight narative and photo collage presentation bar none. Thank you for doing this project. I have tried in vain to express my love of flying to my wife many times. Your journal captures every aspect of the joy of ultralighting. I am going now to get my wife to read it. Maybe then she will understand why I come home from flying with "that silly grin" on my face.

Who: Sean D. Scott
Where: Linden, NC USA
When: Thursday, June 27, 2002 at 14:05:46 (PDT)
Email: sean@flightability.bizland.com
Website: http://flightability.bizland.com
Comments: I'm a t-5 paraplegic BFI, I made this site geared toward the disabled Pilots, and links to show how others with disabilities can become a Pilot.

Who: Adam Ackels
Where: Cheyenne, WY USA
When: Tuesday, June 25, 2002 at 12:31:51 (PDT)
Email: adamackels@hotmail.com
Comments: I have always wanted to fly, but I have some problems with my eyes, so I can't get into a career in avaition. (as a commercial airline pilot) So, I think this the best route for me! To make this more interesting, I want to fly around town, this would freak people out, and maybe soark some intrese to get more ultralights in the air here! The state of wyoming permits ATV's on the streets, with proper equipment which is brake light, headlights, tail light, electric horn, a mirror, and valid registration. I just sold it, but I had a 2001 Yamaha Raptor, and you wouldn't believe the looks I'd get, just picture me with a ultralight around town.... All I have to do now is get the money.....

Who: Chris Parsons
Where: Everett, WA USA
When: Tuesday, June 25, 2002 at 07:46:53 (PDT)
Email: cparsons@nwlink.com
Comments: thank you - and keep your attitude positive!

Who: Junell Abdi
Where: Haifa, Israel
When: Thursday, June 20, 2002 at 14:21:17 (PDT)
Email: webmaster@namail.org
Website: http://newag.org
Comments: My main dream was being a pilot..but couse i am not that good in school this dream will always be dream !once while smoking water-pipe in d sea & waching an ultralight.so i thought about making my dream true!so i asked brother who told me its impossible. lets not talk about that i cant even be on air in this country couse of security(you will see F-15 behind you!)but caz i'm half hungerian...& i will live there perhaps this could be true!when i enter this site i just know i can do something the same!perhaps if i get help with basic things..i would make my dream come true!i just wanna be in the sky...i'm just 17 years old(and in few days i get a birthday!) so. .. i hope once when i will be older i can experience the same fun you had ! Thank you a lot !!and for your lovely site..hope it will stay Online onther 6years! - JUNELL

Who: Sam Blomberg
Where: Ridge Manor, FL USA
When: Saturday, June 15, 2002 at 13:29:47 (PDT)
Email: samblomberg@hotmail.com
Website: http://sblomberg.com/ppc/
Comments: What a web page and what a hobby! I retired a couple years ago and I fly a PPC but am looking to up-grade to a trike or fixed wing. I am willing to listen to anyone's recommendations regarding what route I should take--

Who: J. Dancinger
Where: Olathe, KS USA
When: Friday, June 14, 2002 at 15:45:59 (PDT)
Email: b10flyer@netzero.net
Comments: I bought a 1984 MX with the same sail pattern as the one on this web sight. I hope to be flying solo by July. Tracking down the Ultralight on the internet was a 30 day process. I got a good deal, however, there are other costs involved such as tools, helmet, trasciever, extra bolts etc. It's all fun and I guess thats the point. My Wife is not very enthusiastic but my kids are excited about the MX. I've wanted to fly after seeing my first air show at age 6. I've been an ultralight spectator since 1994. This sight pushed me over the edge and encouraged me to realise my dream of powered flight. If your dreaming of flying your own aircraft, act on your dream before your dream fades or passes you by.

Who: David Fields
Where: Vienna, VA USA
When: Wednesday, May 15, 2002 at 10:08:40 (PDT)
Email: dfields@firstunion2.com
Comments: Great to hear you're back in the air! I fly a Grumman Tiger in Warrenton, VA and have made two trips in an Ultralight trainer. Fantastic!

Who: Raul Truffat
Where: San Isidro del General, Costa Rica
When: Monday, May 06, 2002 at 20:45:03 (PDT)
Email: rtruffat@racsa.co.cr
Comments: Great journal! I wish I could combine words and images as you did! Come on to Costa Rica and fly as freely as you can (not too much contour flying here though, too many mountains and LOTS of trees...) I am just one of a nice group of year round UL pilots here. Tropical Regards! Raul

Who: Sean Scott
Where: Linden, NC USA
When: Friday, May 03, 2002 at 18:00:06 (PDT)
Email: scottstrikecentr@aol.com
Website: http://www.pflinden.com
Comments: I love flying so much I had to make a business out of it! Sean Scott ASC BFI

Who: Peter Hook
Where: Ripple ( village Nr Dover,Kent, U.K.
When: Thursday, May 02, 2002 at 12:30:09 (PDT)
Email: hooks@chapelcottage.freeserve.co.uk
Website: none
Comments: Nice site, I must do one too! I fly a hang glider with a chainsaw engine powered harness

Who: Terry Wallace
Where: London, ON Canada
When: Thursday, April 25, 2002 at 07:04:27 (PDT)
Email: terry@wa.ca
Website: justweb.ca
Comments: Wonderful site! We build them for a living so I can tell you from experience yours is excellent. Great content! Refreshing to see honest words and experiences on the internet. I have been thinking about getting into flying for some time now and you just adding some things to the mix I never thought of. Thanks!

Who: Steve
Where: Benoni, South Afri
When: Friday, April 19, 2002 at 11:23:00 (PDT)
Email: sroe@telkomsa.net
Comments: Hi Jim Trying to make contact. Lets FLY in AFRICA Regards Stephen

Who: Nor Hashim Idris
Where: Bandar Baru Bangi, Malaysia, USA
When: Wednesday, April 17, 2002 at 05:29:22 (PDT)
Email: nhidris@hotmail.com
Website: idwal.com.my
Comments: Your website touched my heart. It rekindled my childhood dreams of flying. I am going to do it soon. Already ordered some catalogues. Thanks.

Who: Jeremiah
Where: Las Vegas, NV USA
When: Friday, April 12, 2002 at 06:34:49 (PDT)
Email: hyprspace@msn.com
Comments: This is the best ultralight website that I have seen! It touches all the best emotions that are involved with the love of flying.. Ive been flying since I was 15, very first flight was in a 2 place ultralight,obtained my private pilots license at 17 in cessnas, and was even on the road to becoming a commercial pilot...but, I feel that alot of the romance is missing in the highly structured system involved in such flying. Now, I am dreaming of cruising low and slow, should have my new trike soon!! Thank you for such an inspiring webpage!!!

Who: Firefighter Tim Andrew
Where: Naugatuck, Ct USA
When: Sunday, March 31, 2002 at 17:15:39 (PST)
Email: pilotfire1@aol.com
Comments: Love your site. Own a cessna 150, I'm bored. Had a paraplane. Buying a fly product soon. ( fan on back) But looking for an ultralight. I think the kolb is the one. Any takers on this? Please write, anyone. pilotfire1@aol.com

Who: Arnim Roth
Where: Munich, GERMANY
When: Wednesday, March 20, 2002 at 02:24:42 (PST)
Email: ar@akaena.de
Website: http://www.akaena.de/fliegen/dmlaa.jpg
Comments: Hi, I just read both chapters of the Ultralight Experience - really exciting! Chapter 1 showed me very closely your feeling of Ultralight pioneering and I wish to had joined it. Now I'm flying a Racer Trike and I jealously hear you talking about easy flying conditions in the US (there are a damned lot of rules in Germany concerning all kinds og flying). So may be I should spent some weeks in the US... Greetings from Germany, Arnim

Who: Brion Frank
Where: Moose Jaw , SK Canada
When: Tuesday, March 19, 2002 at 16:59:18 (PST)
Email: sfrank2@shaw.ca
Comments: I really loved your story and wish you all the best in getting back in the air. I am hoping to have my training done sometime this summer, and make the big purchase sometime soon after that. People who don't have a love for flying will never understand, it's got to be something your born with.

Who: Edwin Lelieveld
Where: Sault Ste. Marie, ON Canada
When: Friday, March 15, 2002 at 12:48:36 (PST)
Email: edwinl@arctube.com
Comments: A truly inspirational journal. I almost shed a tear reading the last entry about your daughter. I can't wait to be able to purchase my own kit and fly it.

Who: TRIP MCCASLIN
Where: ROSEDALE, MS USA
When: Monday, March 11, 2002 at 13:21:38 (PST)
Email: AXLE@TECINFO.COM
Comments: I WANT TO SALE A WEED HOPPER II. FOR $4500 CALL ME FOR INFO. 662/759-3543

Who: Eric
Where: Fredericksburg, VA USA
When: Thursday, March 07, 2002 at 11:47:35 (PST)
Email: erictheboy@hotmail.com
Website: home.quixnet.net/~ecfgroup/
Comments: Wow, really neat and stirring page. Great photography. I am reminded of an article in National Geographic YEARS ago that I kept for so long - it was all about ultralights. It had amazing photography (of course) all through it. I have always had the dream of flying and doing that with an ultralight. That started when I was just a little tyke playing soccer every saturday morning at the local community college. Just up the hill from our field was a place were ultralight planes took off and landed, and I was more interested in watching them than playing soccer! Well, somebody mentioned it a few days ago and my mind started wheeling. I am out on my own now, make good money, and could certainly have my own. So I started searching the web for info, and came across your page. thanks for the "memories"!

Who: "Ducky" Shanks
Where: Lone Oak, Tx USA
When: Monday, March 04, 2002 at 09:37:47 (PST)
Email: shanksonpond@msn.com
Comments: Thanks for your story and the great photos. I have dreamed of flying all my life and have some experience in a weedhopper back in the early 80s. Your site really "GAZZED" me up. I now live on 20 acres and have contacted Mike Devenish about flight training. In the spring, I will go to Florida to train and purchase my own trike. I never thought I would be able to have my own runway for my own plane, what a dream come true, thanks again for helping spark an old geezer's dreams.

Who: Sam Pepper
Where: Norfolk, VA USA
When: Sunday, March 03, 2002 at 07:25:01 (PST)
Email: s.pepper@verizon.net
Website: none
Comments: Amazing-- I too bought, built, and flew a 1983 model Quicksilver MX 1 place, with the EXACT sail color pattern--(I thought I recognized the "recurve bow" main axle from your pics, peculiar to that year model and earlier!)Although my experience with mine was in a different location (MS Delta), the fondness of the memory is the same as yours-- I had the fortune of including my dad in on my activity, culminating with his getting 2 place time, and soloing in the "Skyhawk" (the proper name for that sail pattern, as I recall)-- he has since died, but I'll always cherish that time in my life as the "best of times" with my dad--

Who: Doc Hoover
Where: Vashon Island, WA USA
When: Monday, February 18, 2002 at 01:00:54 (PST)
Email: dpicker@mindspring.com
Comments: Hello! And Thank you for sharing your experience with us! Your combination of writing and imagery takes us up there with you, Giving us a refreshing view of one of the most beautiful aspects of aviation, still within the grasp of the common man! My friend, Steve Ross, referred me to your site. (WTG Steve! Next round's on me mate!).

Who: Steve Ross
Where: Adelaide, SA Australia
When: Saturday, February 16, 2002 at 18:49:21 (PST)
Email: oneshot@ihug.com.au
Comments: As both a one-time glider pilot and professional photographer I applaud your work here. The story has a Richard Bach quality and the photography is excellent. You have rekindled the fire for all the grounded birdmen. Thank you.

Who: Roger Endress
Where: Bolivar, Oh USA
When: Wednesday, February 13, 2002 at 09:17:12 (PST)
Email: flyboy@sssnet.com
Website: none
Comments: What a great way to go flying, even if you didn't own a plane! Yours is one of the most enjoyable places to visit on the web! I wish I would have logged and journaled my experiences as well as you, but I'm not that kind of person. I just love to go fly the plane! (Presently an MXLII)

Who: Greg Ravenhorst
Where: Walker, MN USA
When: Sunday, February 10, 2002 at 14:03:14 (PST)
Comments: Jim, I really enjoyed traveling thru your journal. Some of us never will fly but thanks for allowing me to "spread my wings" for a moment as I read your story and looked at your photos. In my minds eye the view really IS great from up high!!

Who: Wade Walker
Where: Crewe, VA USA
When: Sunday, February 10, 2002 at 09:41:07 (PST)
Email: wwalker@meckcom.net
Website: none
Comments: Jim, great site and enjoyed reading your step by step into the experience. I am just beginning to have interest and I found this sight very informative. Can't wait to take the next step, if I can just figure out what it is! Thanks again..

Who: J. Dancinger
Where: Olathe, KS USA
When: Monday, February 04, 2002 at 15:52:23 (PST)
Email: b10flyer@netzero.net
Comments: This story has further motivated me to not let my dream of Ultralight Aircraft ownership slip away forever. I've been considering a Quicksilver MX Sprint due to its simplicity and portability. Your picture of your daughter in your flight helmet just about made me burst out in tears. It made me realise how fast time slips by with our dreams.

Who: Mark
Where: Winchester, Ca USA
When: Thursday, January 31, 2002 at 08:33:00 (PST)
Email: threez@pe.net
Website: www.geocities.com/twozee2002/
Comments: Great Site ! I am a Flightstar Spyder Owner. I can take off out of my driveway. My aircraft wings fold so I can store my Spyder in a $150.00 car shelter. I really enjoy summer, winter and fall flying. I am doing some digital photography with excellent results ! The ultralight community has done a great job on our image to be responsible pilots. I will be going to the Ocotillo Fly In February 1-3 at Ocotillo Wells airport L90. There is a USUA annual convention and air expo at Ontario California Convention Center February 7-9 2002. Admission is $10.00. Well in the meantime-"light the fires and kick the tires"-"Big Daddy"

Who: Everett Hayes
Where: Las Vegas, NV USA
When: Wednesday, January 23, 2002 at 10:40:47 (PST)
Email: SeniorChuter@aol.com
Comments: Great story and pics. I'm getting my orgazms from Powered Parachutes. I discovered them last winter and took several intro flights in illinois the next summer. Then I saw the PPC of my dreams at the EAA Fly-In in Oshgosh, WI. I put a deposit on one and waited to give birth to it. That happened this winter in Pewaukee, WI., where my Skymaster Excel was built. (flyskymaster.com) It was too windy when I went to pick it up, so had to trailer it back to Las Vegas. I have contacted a BFI here and should be in the air in the next few days. Thanks for your story, I hope to write one some day myself.

Who: Larry Geiger
Where: Lincoln, NE USA
When: Monday, January 21, 2002 at 19:47:11 (PST)
Email: Larry266@aol.com
Comments: Thanks for the trip! I hope your wheels are "detasseling" corn again soon.

Who: Paul H.
Where: Beulaville, NC USA
When: Saturday, January 19, 2002 at 09:44:05 (PST)
Email: loneranger1971@aol.com
Comments: I loved your web site its pretty cool I love the joy of flying an would love to be a ultalight owner but that maybe in the future. Thanks an keep up the flying.

Who: Jeremy Hodges
Where: Clarinda, IA USA
When: Saturday, January 05, 2002 at 15:34:47 (PST)
Email: hound_51@yahoo.com
Comments: Loved the Pics

Who: Misty Mott
Where: , NJ USA
When: Tuesday, January 01, 2002 at 14:09:11 (PST)
Email: roanmt@hotmail.com
Comments: What a beautiful story!

Who: Daniel
Where: , USA
When: Tuesday, January 01, 2002 at 13:33:22 (PST)
Email: rookieultralighter@hotmail.com
Comments: I had a similar predicament, only I apprached it at a different angle. I am on my way to Germany but before I leave I made sure I didn't let my dream get a chance to slip away. Last month I purchased a Weedhopper C model and until I leave Iwill be training a "doodahing"!

Who: Jeffrey Ecroyd
Where: Olsbrucken, Germany
When: Monday, December 31, 2001 at 22:42:16 (PST)
Comments: I really enjoyed browsing your site. My first flight experience was in a MXL in Miami FL. I loved it so much that I wanted to buy it on the spot but the guy who had it for sale let me know that I required a pilots license to operate the two seater. $3500.00 later I was a pilot but due to my military commitment I was restationed then ran out of cash to buy the plane. I still dream of flight without doors and perhaps when I return from overseas It'll happen. I pray that whatever situation caused you to leave the sky God will fix. A bird with a broke wing still wants to fly.

Who: Doug Montgomery
Where: Phoenix, Az USA
When: Thursday, December 27, 2001 at 12:39:40 (PST)
Comments: On November 17th 2001 I crashed my 1983 MXL. I thought the 7 hours of flight training in a two seat Thundererbird in Marana,Az. would be enough for my first solo. My instructor H.L. Cooper (my piloting mentor)told me if I was going to fly , pay attention to my gauges. Out of excitement I made two turns upon climbout. This caused a stall 100' off the ground. Lacking experience,falling to the earth my first instinct,(but worse!) was pulling back on the controls. I was lucky to have a cushioned fall, two 12' Palo Verdes. People and friends call me crazy but it only set me back 900.00 in parts, 1400.00 in Fabric. Where else can you fly your own U.L. for an initial cost of 3000.00 for a used MXL, and 2300.00 in crash parts.

Who: Chad Levert
Where: Austin, Tx USA
When: Wednesday, December 19, 2001 at 15:36:20 (PST)
Comments: Great site!

Who: Mike
Where: San Antonio, TX USA
When: Tuesday, December 11, 2001 at 12:01:39 (PST)
Email: millegan@quixnet.net
Comments: Thanks for sharing your story, as others have said, inspiring and your photography is great. I've been trying to decide between PPL and UL instruction. There is an ultralight field about 9 miles from my house, but no one has a trainer. BTW, when I lived in Vienna, VA ('59-63), Jim McKay was the Chevy dealership on US 50 in Fairfax, I can still sing the jingle.

Who: Jake
Where: Jacksonville, FL USA
When: Wednesday, December 05, 2001 at 10:22:05 (PST)
Email: netwizrd@hotmail.com
Website: DOWN
Comments: I'm a pilot and web developer and really appreciate not only the story, but the attention to the mood of the site. The layout of the UE made the information being presented that much more inspiring. I currently only fly certified aircraft, but am looking for the right Ultralight. (I'm PP/IFR, and the only reason I haven't jumped into Ultralights sooner is that as a PP, I can rent a plane locally and haven't found a similar arrangement for Ultralights) Now that my life has moved into a direction which affords me the ability to persue this dream, I'm going to jump on it while I can. I'm just glad I came across this site which reminded me of what it felt like before flying became volumes of rules/restrictions.

Who: Rob
Where: Columbia, SC USA
When: Wednesday, December 05, 2001 at 05:20:07 (PST)
Email: copusfrustratus@aol.com
Comments: Really enjoyed your sight. Reading it renewed my interest in flying and sent me off in search of an affordable way to get airborn. I looked at many options(new,used, plans built, etc.) but was unable to find anything that fit my budget (TIGHT, I'm a cop so thats a given:) ) and determination not to go into debt. Until I found the affordaplane. A legal ultralight, with plans from $45-65 (on sale now. Rugged, easy to build (NO WELDING)and you can buy it a peice at a time as budget allows. No I don't work for or represent affordaplane in any way. I'm just a guy with plans on order and many hours research. Thought I'd post this here on this great ultralight sight to help someone else fulfill their dreams.

Who: Daniel
Where: Cheyenne, WY USA
When: Monday, December 03, 2001 at 15:47:23 (PST)
Email: danielatc81@hotmail.com
Comments: I recently discovered the world of ultralights and I have plans to own one here shortly. First I wanted to do research and I ran across this page. AWSOME!!! and inspirational! I can't wait to get in the sky!

Who: Randy Peeler
Where: Richmond, VA USA
When: Friday, November 30, 2001 at 06:57:22 (PST)
Email: rlpeeler@PMConsult.org
Website: http://www.PMConsult.org
Comments: Truly enjoyed your site, including, "Chapter Two." I've been taking lessons and flying a two-place Drifter at Manquinn Flight Park, a few miles outside Richmond. There is no better way to leave the stress and worries behind, and to feel in complete control, for once. As a former skydiving instructor, I've found the languishing enjoyment of an hour or so in the air to be every bit fulfilling as a 60 freefall from 12,500 feet. Good Luck and Smooth Airgasms!

Who: Don Goldrup
Where: burlington, on CANADA
When: Wednesday, November 28, 2001 at 20:35:09 (PST)
Email: goldrupd@haltonregion.on.ca
Comments: I'm one of those lucky people who have flying dreams almost nightly. I've flown Cessna 152's but got bored. I tried hang gliding but the area I live in is short on launch sites. 20 years of false starts later I'm still dreaming and your most excellent site feuls the desire. You should have seen my wifes face when I told her what I wanted to do. I've my work cut out for me. Can anyone tell me of some school's and distributors of Quicksilver's in southern Ontario? Thanks again for the added motivation to fly.

Who: Carl & Marilyn
Where: , USA
When: Thursday, October 18, 2001 at 12:08:06 (PDT)
Email: carlclanton@home.com
Comments: Great story & pics!! Brought back memories for my wife & I doing almost exactly the same thing. I'm shopping for another ultralight starting now!!

Who: steven arango
Where: glenorie. nsw, australia
When: Friday, September 28, 2001 at 17:04:04 (PDT)
Email: stevenarango@aol.com
Comments: i have enjoyed this site very much the pictures are just fantastic. keep on flying and be safe.

Who: Patrick Dunning
Where: Portland , OR USA
When: Monday, September 24, 2001 at 20:11:15 (PDT)
Email: dunning@teleport.com
Comments: This site is without doubt the best designed and most interesting I have ever seen.

Who: Jerry Hampshire
Where: Godfrey, IL USA
When: Saturday, September 08, 2001 at 15:39:57 (PDT)
Email: jhampshire@yahoo.com
Website: www.angelfire.com/il/Hampshire
Comments: I am a 49 year old frustrated private pilot with no money. I had a health scare this week, (not the sudden death type; yeah, the other one). I have been looking at Powered Parachutes and Trikes. I'm going to do it. Thanks for the great journal.

Who: Dilip Shah
Where: Tiruppur, TN INDIA
When: Saturday, September 08, 2001 at 12:58:04 (PDT)
Email: diliponnet@eth.net
Comments: Great Page.

Who: Rich (wrench)Seluga
Where: Bonify, Fl USA
When: Saturday, September 08, 2001 at 11:08:47 (PDT)
Email: wrench@wfeca.net
Comments: I have always said if there is one thing i will do before i die, it is learn the fly. I came on to your site by lets say fate and haveread every wordso to make along story short, were do i get intell on plane kits and plans.

Who: Charlie Brown
Where: Shadyside, OH USA
When: Wednesday, September 05, 2001 at 20:28:45 (PDT)
Email: charlesbrown10@att.net
Website: n/a
Comments: Been flying since 1959. Blessing from the va, got me thru pri. com. & inst. ratings. Many hrs. & lots of memories keep me their within a dream away. Went out today and bought a MXL built in 83. Glad to relate to a flying lover and kick them tires again. I wish the BEST to you and yours. Keep up the good work. Charlie Brown

Who: Johnathan Brasier
Where: bangor, me USA
When: Wednesday, September 05, 2001 at 06:29:41 (PDT)
Email: maineman19@hotmail.com
Website: none
Comments: I'm looking for pics or plans to build an ultra light. I must say they keep the pattens close to their hearts for obvious reasons. I f you have any info. on pattens e-mail me at maineman19@hotmail.com Really looking forward to building my own.

Who: Johnathan Brasier
Where: bangor, me USA
When: Wednesday, September 05, 2001 at 06:29:41 (PDT)
Email: maineman19@hotmail.com
Website: none
Comments: I'm looking for pics or plans to build an ultra light. I must say they keep the pattens close to their hearts for obvious reasons. I f you have any info. on pattens e-mail me at maineman19@hotmail.com Really looking forward to building my own.

Who: Robert Kennedy
Where: Spokane, WA USA
When: Friday, August 24, 2001 at 09:17:21 (PDT)
Email: robe@nbsworldwide.com
Website: http://www.nbsworldwide.com
Comments: GREAT story... I have never flown before, but badly want to. Could somebody please email me a link to purchase a kit. Thanks

Who: Hoag Ostling
Where: Newnan, GA USA
When: Thursday, August 23, 2001 at 07:31:42 (PDT)
Email: HoagOstling@mail.newnanutilities.org
Comments: I have logged at least 3 full trips through both chapters. What a great story! Lost my medical a year ago (what a lucky break) and since then I've tried parachutes, fixed-wings and trikes and Trikes definately RULE. When anyone asks me what it's like, I send 'em a link to your photostories. While the photos are great I warn them they won't get the real feel without reading every word. I'm headed to Flagler this weekend and hope to fly home in my own Peach!

Who: Hayden
Where: Australia, NSW
When: Wednesday, August 15, 2001 at 03:03:41 (PDT)
Comments: nice sit i just read it for the 7th or 8th time!

Who: Jason Brown
Where: Spartanburg, SC USA
When: Monday, August 13, 2001 at 09:49:46 (PDT)
Email: scarcherpilot@home.com
Comments: Thank you so much for putting a website so sincere on the internet. For those of us that look up everytime a ultraligh, plane or even a brid flies over, your journal sums up the feelings and emotions that swell from deep within that we all feel. Good luck with getting back to the parties above the clouds!

Who: Brooks Holtzendorff
Where: St. Marys, Ga USA
When: Sunday, August 12, 2001 at 18:47:51 (PDT)
Email: holtz33@hotmail.com
Comments: Hello there again! I just re-discovered your sight after a few years. This must be the 100th time that I have read your journal, and I can honestly say that it is one of the most fascinating sites that I have ever "enjoyed". Glad to see some additional info as well! Also..amd I to understand that you are flying again???...I certainly hope so...we need to be inspired by those that we admire. Good fortune to you and your family...and safe flying!!....Brooks

Who: Rick Illes
Where: fullerton, CA USA
When: Tuesday, August 07, 2001 at 12:40:14 (PDT)
Email: rick.illes@worldnet.att.net
Comments: Thank-you for the wonderful,inspiring site.The fire is alight in me to go flying now! It occurs to me that ultralighting captures the thrill experienced by the early daredevils and barnstormers, albeit safer!

Who: Coda Riley
Where: Poteau, OK USA
When: Tuesday, July 31, 2001 at 09:40:24 (PDT)
Email: joeyo@alltel.net
Website: joeyo@alltel.net
Comments: I soloes a 2-place weedhopper on July 29, 1989 at Browns Airport in Bridge City Tx at 17 Yrs old. You never forget your solo date if you truly love to fly. It's kinda like being born again. You will never forget your flying friends past or present. "Doc" Charles Smith was one of the most amazing men I have ever met. For those who read this and had known him will all agree. I will never stop thanking him for the gift had gave to me. I'm sure when I'm high in the sky in my ultralight he flys off my left wing on his golden wings.

Who: Jeremy Bartholomew
Where: Syracuse, NY USA
When: Monday, July 23, 2001 at 10:59:35 (PDT)
Email: jnzbart@hotmail.com
Comments: Flying an ultralight has been a dream since I was a kid growing up in Alaska. I have never lost the dream and your great website has just added fuel to an already blazing fire. Hope to see you in the air someday

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