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StinsonPilot

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Aug 1, 2016

I'm usually flying around the local mountains since they're so close. Thought I'd do something a little different this weekend.
Flew to Skagit Airport in Mt Vernon Wa for lunch Sunday, then a trip around the San Juan Islands. Flew over Turn Point Lighthouse on Stuart Island, which is about a mile from Canadian airspace.
Very nice day...I worked hard at home projects all day Saturday...and before/after the flight...so, think I deserved a reward!
Washington is a very scenic area to fly. I'll miss it when I move back to Georgia.