I really like this show because it seems to have something for everyone. With all the different aircraft, vendors, radio controlled aircraft, skydivers, food, displays and flybys, this place puts on a great show.

The weather that morning while leaving town was very windy and cold, but once we arrived it was nice and calm. Larry and I looked at each other in disbelief because the weather was so different just 35 miles away. But that ended up being short lived because in an hour or so, the wind started up (like we dragged it with us on our way over) and blew all day. It was so bad that most of the air show was canceled and only a few planes were able to fly that day. I heard the announcer say that it was blowing over 25 mph and if it decreased a little, they could start flying but it didn't happen.

As the day went on the wind kept blowing and when it was time for lunch around 11 that morning, I couldn't wait to try one of Larry's sandwiches that he brought. It was a joint effort because I brought the sides. I grabbed a few chips, put them next to my sandwich and the next thing I saw were all my chips going under the guys car parked next to me. You talk about to much wind...wow!! Fact of Life: After Monday and Tuesday even the calendar says W T F.

I took a bunch of pictures so sit back and enjoy.
 

I've seen these planes fly before and it's nothing less that spectacular. If you ever get the chance to see and here them, you'll never forget.
 

Look how big that prop is compared to that small wingspan.
 

Here's another huge prop that just looks cool.