These are pictures sent by my friend Mike Glatiotis in Calgary Alberta Canada. His new ship is a modified HP 18 CF ETQ
 Mike's new ship landed in Banff, Alberta |
 Soaring in the heart of the Selkirk Mountains, picture courtesy Trevor Florence |
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 PW5 exploring the Selkirk Mountains |
These pictures are also courtesy Mike Glatiotis, President of the Cu Nim Gliding Club in Calgary Alberta Canada.
 An incredible shot of the instrument panel in Mike's Standard Cirrus. Look carefully, he's at 24,000+! |
 Here's Mike's Standard Cirrus he calls "Jolley Miller". |
 A homebuild K5 (Pic wings, home built fusealage, Jantar tail) High over Cowley AB in the Livingstone Wave. |
 The Columbia Icefields north of Golden, British Columbia. One of the most spectatular and rugged soaring sites in the world. |
 The main range running south from Golden B.C., essentially unbroken for more than 250 kilometers. |
 Stacked leticulars over Cowley, Alberta. The Livingstone wave. 15000' to 25000' |
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 An example of the view out the canopy at 24,000'. |
Thanks Mike for these pics, they are no doubt some of the best on the net! |
This page was updated Monday, June 14, 2004.