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Columbia, California - 2010

18 aircraft flew to Columbia, CA, for the 8th Annual GlaStar & Sportsman Fly-In, including 12 GlaStars, 4 Sportsmans, a Zodiac and RV-9A. Photo: Dave Ammenti.

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It was a hillbilly-themed fly-in at Columbia, CA in 2011. Photo: Arlo Reeves

At the European GASE 2011 Fly-in in Switzerland. Photo: Werner Schneider

At the European GASE 2011 Fly-in in Switzerland. Photo: Werner Schneider

Rough River Fly-in planes ready for takeoff. Photo: Richard King

Group flight at Rough River. Photo: Richard King

Dave Hulse flying at Smiley Creek. Photo: Arlo Reeves

Following Charlie Burton out of Idaho. Photo: Ann Walker

Life is good at Smiley Creek. Photo: Dave Hulse

John Lake doing pattern work at Smiley Creek with Dave Ammenti looking on. Photo: Dave Hulse

Arlo Reeves following Dave Ammenti on approach to Smiley Creek airport in Idaho. Photo: Dave Hulse

Gathering in Smiley Creek for a group shot by the airport's webcam. Photo: Arlo Reeves

The lineup of Glastar and Sportsman aircraft captured by a webcam at the Smiley Creek Fly-in in Idaho. Photo: webcam

The Sawtooth mountains make a nice backdrop for Stanley airport. Photo: Arlo Reeves

Alan Negrin takes Arlo for a flight and shows off his media room with wings. Photo: Arlo Reeves

Dave Ammenti's award-winning Glastar. Photo: Marc Cook

Crossing the Sierras @ 15,500 feet. Photo: Arlo Reeves

Alan Negrin's Sportsman. Photo: Chris Rose

Dave Ammenti's award-winning Glastar. Photo: Marc Cook

Dave Ammenti's fine GlaStar 297RA. Photo: Arlo Reeves

Dave Ammenti's Sportsman, winner of the 2011 Bronze Lindy at Oshkosh AirVenture. That's right. He builds them and then he wins awards. That's how he rolls. Photo: Arlo Reeves

Arlo Reeves flying over the Baja coast. Photo: Heidi Tillinghast

Arlo Reeves departing Punta San Francisquito, Baja. Photo: Heidi Tillinghast

Charlie Burton's 331 Fox Glastar. Photo: Ann Walker

Chris Wills likes his planes like he likes his cars: red.

Proprietary brew,

'Miss T' patiently awaits departure in her red and white GlaStar. Photo: Ann Walker

Marc Cook loads up on the Lake's cheese grits. Photo: Arlo Reeves

Three generations at the 2009 Columbia Fly-in. Photo: Arlo Reeves

You could get hypnotized by looking at Dave Ammenti's Glastar. Photo: Arlo Reeves

Columbia, CA (O22) has a great fly-in facility next to its turf strip. Photo: Ann Walker

Mike and Teri Ray can get a lot of camping gear into their GlaStar at the Columbia Fly-in. Photo by Ann Walker

Charlie and Margaret Burton grill up a tasty breakfast of eggs and potato pancakes. Photo: Ann Walker

Picnic at Columbia, California. Photo: Ann Walker

Ann, Anne and Heidi filling their plates at the 2007 Columbia Fly-in. Photo: Arlo Reeves

Perfection draws out critics Chris and John. They discover that the end of Dave's dipstick is all oily! Photo: Arlo Reeves

Steve, I tell you, it was this big! Photo: Ann Walker

How many people can escape a shower under one GlaStar wing? Photo: Ann Walker

Heinz Stähli's Glastar HB-YND in Mollis, Switzerland. Photo: Christian Stüssi

Christian Stüssi's Glastar HB-YNE in Mollis, Switzerland. Photo: Heinz Stähli

Garth Hichens' Sportsman.

Doesn't get better than this. Idyllic camping at Columbia, California. Photo: Arlo Reeves

John Lake's Glastar.

John Jones' Glastar.

Approaching Bahia de Los Angeles, Baja, from the south. Photo: Ann Walker

Moose Creek, Idaho.Photo: Steve Tillinghast

Taking off from Mud Creek.

Flight at sunset.

It's Oktoberfest at the Columbia Fly-in. Photo: Ann Walker

Paul Oswald's Glastar.

Planes at Mackenzie.

Rob Dehoney's Glastar on amphibious Czech floats.

Dave Shiffer's Sportsman in Idaho.

Steve Wood holds over 100 FAI records in his Glastar N600FY “Goofy”

Ted Setzer's monster gear.

Werner Schneider navigating through the Swiss Alps.