Joel Bolden
No longer a newbie, moving up!
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I was kayaking on Black Moshannon Lake this afternoon, when I heard an aircraft approaching the local airport. As it got closer the unique sound of it's engine configuration brought back some old memories of the in-line twin engine configuration I hadn't heard since Vietnam; that of the Cessna 336 we knew as the O-2, which was used for Forward Air Control and Pysop's. It finally came into visual range( I was up at 2150') and I grabbed a quick photo of it. Turns out it was the state-of -the-art Adam 500, an all-composite, 6 passenger aircraft designed by Burt Rutan for that company. It's the first in-line twin since the Cessna. I'm sort of an aircraft freak,I flew with a squadron as an aircrewman for a couple of years in the Navy, so I found it interesting anyway.
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