Really enjoyed the video. I do a lot of similar flying in my phantom. Didn't think I would enjoy the narration, but you kept me watching the whole 50 minutes! - William Brock

To me this is the best kind of flying, seeing everything up close and a real sensation of movement. Most airplanes are built for transportation from one place to another, boring!- Bud

As always, another good presentation! I like the forward-facing video, pointed towards the middle of the prop. That's a cool perspective. I really enjoy watching your flying videos! - Tiger Paw

I bought a brand new 1967 Bolero Red SS427, no vinyl top, but it did have the white running lights where this one has the black aluminum panels. My car did not come with the Impala emblem on the dash. It had SS427 there and SS427 on the steering wheel center. The wood grained steering wheel appeared to be slightly larger diameter than this car. I loved the car, but when my son was born, we decided we needed an air conditioned car. I still have the original 427 engine from that car, and I know where the rest of the car currently is, but he won't sell it. This car was not an impala, but was based on the Impala body. There was an Impala SS that you could get with the 427, but the SS427 was a very special car. This car appears to be very original with the exception of the Impala emblem, and probably the steering wheel! Still a very nice car!- Cawaynus

That's AWSOME ! - Shawn Smith

Military jets are the military jets....... airliners.......cessnas...... but acrobatic-sport biplanes are a poem with two wings covered with candy! I can't retake my life without any of them. My love is an Acrosport 1. Congrats to all owners, pilots and enthusiasts. - Charlie Bowman

Finally a new video from you! My wife and I were worried about you as we haven't seen a new flying video from you in over a year! I think the last one was the Mustang horses video. We're glad to see another video from you and we love watching the stunning videography on our 60" TV! Stunning and Thank You for your hard work! - Erin Lassley

Brian FitzGerald ......The video & the f/x shows your experience very well. Again great job & thanks for the info! That's a learning curve I'll leave to pros like you! Oh! And thanks for the comment on the 105s in Pac 6. I remember over 800 105s were built with over 500 lost mostly in Pac 6 & a few got dumped in Laos & the Tonkin Gulf. Terrible war that was. I was a Navy trained U.S. Army salvage diver. We plucked quite a few chopper pilots out of the drink, mostly Saigon River, many crashes caused by accident. My worst recovery was a Huey with 11 GIs onboard including crew. Hit that big x-country wire just south of Long Binh. All deceased. Drowned. Flying low into setting sun. Didn't see it. Over 10,000 killed by accidents! Rest in Peace & God Bless them all. - Bill Callahan

Nice car! - Brock Morgan

Seeing Mother Nature as a Bird Might See it is a Very Spiritual Experience, Nice Video.... - Randy Beard

Duane Life, that guy was awesome - Matthew Holevinski

Excellent! It's a wonder to see this video, by an agronomist engineer like me. It was a great pleasure to see this video. To see the lands of Kansas, fly over the crops, large open areas, see the rivers, trees, farms, ah! Including the train, of course! I had the impression of feeling the smells of the plantations, the earth and the differences in the air temperatures. I flew in the region of the city of Sorriso in the north of the state of Mato Grosso in Brazil. There are many similarities between these regions. Thank you so much, Mr Brian FitzGerald. - Oswaldo Barone Filho Barone

Great documentary, really enjoyed it. Sad that there werent any Oldsmobiles featured, but eh, maybe im biased since I own a 1970 Olds 442. - TheBabyBjorn

Beautiful and rare! A pilot's plane, much like the Luscombe. Dad was a Luscombe 8C pilot. However, a friend named Harley Stewart had a Monocoupe which he hangared at the old Kent airport in Kent, Washington (Smith Bros. Dairy farm) back in the late 50s-early 60s. Lost track and never knew what happened to that craft.- po18guy

Being a dyed in the wool gyro and helicopter pilot, your videos have made me consider a low and slow transformation for at least a portion of my air time. I enjoy your videos immensely and appreciate your beautiful photography and presentation. Thank you sir!! - Ralph Bryant

I have a confession to make....your videos inspired me to buy a quicksilver MX2. my wife and i are both private pilots. except.. we wanted more of the essence of flight.. being a private pilot started to seem a chore with money spent on check flights, aircraft maintenance, fuel...etc. and feeling like you HAD to go fly. after we bought the quicksilver we fly MUCH more and love every minute of it.. you are closer to the elements with the wind in your hair and being 1k AGL and smelling the crisp air for yourself and being able to look down and see everything is a completely different experience than being in the cockpit.. - warmfreeze

I have a picture of Quentin and myself taken at LDRS 1998 in Argonia, Kansas. In between us in the picture is a rocket that looked just like the one in the movie. Quentin signed a T-shirt for me that I still have today. His signature has wore off over the years. Any chance on getting a new T-shirt signed? - x2malandy