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Creating a Sightseeing Flight of your Hometown

Melissa

We are familiar, of course with our hometown and its surrounding areas - but seeing everything from the vantage point of the plane is a unique experience. A few months ago The Pilot developed a short 40ish minute flight that covers some of the highlights of the Southern Indiana/Louisville, Kentucky area where we call home.


We've enjoyed this flight a few times recently. It's been a nice, QUICK, way to get up in the plane and see the local sights. For out of town guests the flight has been a fun way to show them around because we've included local highlights like the many bridges over the Ohio River, French Lick/West Baden Resort, the Louisville skyline, the locks on the Ohio River and our house :). We could easily extend the flight to include Churchill Downs or the distilleries of Bardstown, KY if interested.





Our oldest son was recently visiting from Seattle and it was fun to fly him over an area where he grew up and knows well - from the ground.


We've also used the flight seasonally and just last week checked out the Fall color (or lack thereof). By far the neatest part of the flight for me is flying down the Oho River with the skyline to my right, and the bridges underneath us...a beautiful reminder that it's important to stop and enjoy all that our hometown has to offer.





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So, we bought a plane just before the COVID 19 pandemic began here in the United States.

 

Great timing, right?

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The silver lining; the plane has created more opportunities for us than we could have ever imagined.

 

We are two empty nesters with four grown children living all over the United States. Even though we each have two full time careers we are intentionally making time for travel, and for each other. We are based in Southern Indiana. Although much of our travel is to the cities where our children live we also make time for other trips as able.

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This blog is a way for us to share our travels and to also archive our journeys; at last.

 

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