Posted by agpilot on June 17, 2012 at 10:55:31 from (50.33.3.49):
In Reply to: Re: Allen in NE posted by The Red on June 17, 2012 at 09:30:31:
The Red: Yep, one could flyby fairly close many many decades ago.. I was bringing my brother back from Montana and he wanted pictures so I went past those stone faces about 500 foot out from their noses. Not many people around at about 5:30 am. Kinda hard not flying low and close to the sights like that just to get pictures... My brother had just finished 4 years in USAF so I felt he deserved a "Front row" seat. OK way back then but now everyone seems to be too uptight after 9-11 Trade Tower attack. Too bad we all lost some freedom we need to get back. Out West in open spaces would be good place to restore some freedom of travel..
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