Tom and Sara Visit Ithaca
These are pictures that Sara took from her and Tom's visit to
Ithaca in August 2014. Frank's pictures are
here.
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Ithaca Falls
Our first stop was Ithaca Falls. A nice waterfall,
and very easy to get to.
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Frank and Tom checking their cameras, phones, and camera-phones.
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Frank describes the gorge formation using obscure geological hand gestures.
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Frank takes a picture of Tom taking a picture of the falls.
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Frank, taking a picture of Sara, taking this picture. Frank's
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Frank pointing out something either obvious or obscure to Tom as
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The Cornell Dairy Bar
Next, we went to the Cornell campus, stopping at the
Dairy Bar for some local ice cream. I hadn't been there since they
reopened it in its new building. It was quite good.
The Johnson Musuem of Art at Cornell
While on campus, we stopped at the Johnson Art Musuem.
Basically, I wanted to show them the view of the area from the 5th floor
gallery. But we also spent some time looking at the art there.
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Tom and Frank look at some art in the 5th Floor Asia Gallery of the
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Tom and Frank look at some odd, funky art at the Johnson Museum.
A Flight Over Ithaca
I gave Tom and Sara a ride in a Cessna Skyhawk (C-172).
We flew over Taughannock Falls and then Ithaca.
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Frank checks if there's enough fuel for the flight. There's not.
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Frank does the pre-flight inspection. The flaps are lowered to the
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Frank and Tom in the front seats, shortly after the engine start.
The GPS is...(more)
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Frank and Tom right before takeoff. The GPS is showing satellite
receiption. ...(more)
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In the air. The altimeter indicates a little over 2500' above sea
level.
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Frank demonstrates to Tom some sort of maneuver with his hand.
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...until our wing hits the ground. Actually, I have no idea what I
was telling...(more)
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