Randy invited his Dad and Uncle Henry to breakfast in Nashua, New Hampshire in honor of Father's Day 2007. Photo is taken in front of the Million Air hanger at Albany International Airport where his Commander is kept.
View of the inside of the heated Million Air hanger where Randy and Don keep their Commander aircraft.
View of the Southwest Airlines Terminal from the main runway during takeoff.
View of the Mohawk River entering the Hudson River at the lower right (below the aircraft wing). You can see the Cohoes Falls of the Mohawk at the left center of the photo.
Extensive fog over Vermont.
The exhaust from a power plant makes a plume in the uniform fog layer.
Approaching Nashua, New Hampshire's airport prior to landing.
Perfectly lined up with Nashua's main runway for a picture-perfect landing. The three green lights in a triangular pattern next to Randy's right shoulder indicate that each landing gear is locked in "down" position.
The control tower at Nashua, New Hampshire. The front of the tower says "Aviation Center, Daniel Webster College" since the airport is affiliated with the college.
Randy is walking toward the Mid-Field Cafe (on the second story) where we were treated to breakfast, carrying a pair of chocks for the wheels of his plane.
On the way back to Albany, New York we passed over the power plant that, in an earlier photo, caused the protrusion in the fog bank.
A group of windmills on a ridge in Vermont generating electric "green" power.
Looking South: Over the Hudson River with the city of Troy to the left. The large highway crossing the river is US 7 to the Vermont border.
Looking back at Troy, New York.
Approaching Albany Airport East-West Runway for a landing.
Randy with his Toyota Tundra in his favorite parking place at the Million Air Terminal at the end of a "perfect day".
Original: July 5, 2007.