Paul found a genuine western custom holster maker and hired him to make a holster for his 4570.
Very happy with the results. Thursday, March 12, 2009
THE NEW HOLSTER
Paul found a genuine western custom holster maker and hired him to make a holster for his 4570. Very happy with the results. 
MISC PIX AT THE AIRSTRIP
A view from Gary's powered parachute
A trike takes off
Denny on his way up.
Starting takeoff.
Garey C. after a nice flight.
Gorgeous from up here. 
Denny calls Jim to tell him we're having great air for flying.
Nice landing, Denny.
A very happy pilot.
The powered paraglider floats on air.
A fairly large lizard keeps me company on the airstrip.
Holy cow.
Paul and Gary pack up the chute for another day.
A nice landing by Gary Kelderman.
Paul and Gary coming in.
A little finch finds a home in a prickly Saguaro.
Cheerful little guy on a big cactus.
Geeze, how can he perch up there? 
THE POWERED PARAGLIDER
I can't believe how low he can fly. Right down the wash!
In the air, he flings sideways and around like a roller coaster!!!
In the air, he pulls his feet up. Gosh that cactus seems close.....
He has to run for takeoff!
Here he is: on his feet, powered by a propeller strapped to his back! (engine sounds like a chain saw)A SUCCESSFUL SHEEP "HUNT"
Desert flowers in bloom were what we thought we would photograph today!
Nice colors in the desert
Then we spotted this beautiful desert bighorn ram on a high hilltop.
GLASS BLOWING IN SAN DIEGO
I had a very special treat while in San Diego: taking my first glass blowing lesson with John and Dan. Definitely a team effort.
The resulting vase was gorgeous, I couldn't believe it. Dan is the only person known to etch dichroic glass and affix it to the blown glass pieces. I call this the "Iris Piece"
Marty (owner of the awesome glass blowing studio) and a very happy Mary
Whew, I really had to blow hard to get that first little bubble of air in the molten glass.
Then into the "glory hole" for a "flash."
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