Andrew Sarangan wrote:
I took the CAP course 5 years ago (also met you during the ground
school portion, but you might not remember me),

But of course! :-)

and it was one of the highlights of my entire flying career.

Hey, your flying career is not over! We are doing the CAP mountain
flying course again in May in Durango for New Mexico and Colorado.

This is CAP training! Write a proposal to your wing commander and
bring an airplane and crew! I can give you contact information if
you request it.

I am glad to see new additions
on canyon flying and Idaho. I now live too far away to come up there,
but I would like to encourage anyone else who might be interested that
this experience was worth every penny.

Too far? You are a pilot! I'm sure the issue is not distance, but
that old bug-a-boo... $$$ :-(

Yet, I have 4 gents coming from Austria to rent our Cessna-182 from
Poudre Aviation http://poudreaviation.com in March for 2 weeks of
mountain flying. They have to go thru all the TSA hassles and FAA
pilot license conversion to do this, but here they come!

Seriously, talk up a Colorado or Idaho adventure with your buddys,
pack a few airplanes, and I can schedule some instructors for you.

Fly the Colorado Rockys... it is FUN!

Best regards,

Jer/ "Flight instruction and mountain flying are my vocations!"
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Jer/ (Slash) Eberhard, Mountain Flying Aviation, LTD, Ft Collins, CO
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