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This is a view from a bridge between the German states Baden-Württemberg (on the left) and Bavaria (on the right) on the river called Main. The Main flows through several Franconian towns until it flows into the larger stream Rhine.
Pima Air and Space Museum
TL-ULTRALIGHT STREAM
SERIAL NUMBER 18-STR-07
N34RJ
Current Markings: Richard Jones, Payson, Arizona 2021
A Czech designed modern ultralight aircraft. TL-Ultralight is an aircraft manufacturer based in the Czech Republic. Founded in the 1990's it specialized originally in ultralight tricycle aircraft and now focuses on the design of composite structure ultralight aircraft. The Stream is TL's latest design, first certified and sold in the European Market in 2018. Designed to be a Basic Fighter-Trainer for developing world militaries, it features a highly streamlined Kevlar-fiberglass composite airframe with retractable landing gear, modern avionics, and seating for two in a tandem configuration.
This aircraft was owned, flown, and partially built by Richard Jones. To enter the U.S. market within the experimental aircraft category, TL offered a one-time Builder's Assistance Program whereby Jones and his wife Mary traveled to the TL Factory in Hradec Kralove, Czech Republic in 2019 and spent several weeks participating in the fabrication of N34RJ. N34RJ was crated and shipped to Lakeland, FL, where, in April of 2019 it was introduced to the U.S. Ultralight Aircraft Market at the EAA's Annual Sun'n' Fun Airshow.
Following Sun 'n' Fun, Jones shipped N34RJ to his home-base airport in Kalispell, MT and proceeded to complete the FAA's 50-hour test flight requirement to gain full FAA certification in July 2019. Later in October 2019, Jones flew N34RJ to his AZ home-base airport in Payson, AZ. To promote public awareness of this state-of-the-art aircraft, Jones chose to donate N34RJ to the Pima Air Museum in April.
Technical Specifications:
Wingspan: 29 ft 9 in
Length: 22 ft 3 in
Height: 8 ft 1 in
Weight: 1,320 lbs (loaded)
Maximum speed: 202 mph
Service Ceiling: Below 12,000 ft
Range: 870 miles
Engine: One Rotax 912 ULS piston engine with 101 horsepower
Crew: 2
By moving sand, plants, and logs, kids can see how the “river” changes course. This station was sponsored by the Underwood Conservation District. Photo credit: Rebecca Smith, USFWS
Mountain stream near Parsons, WV. There were lots of cool clear streams in the maountains. This was near an experimental forest in the Monongahela National Forest. I thought the rock formation to the right was interesting.
I usually don't like bloody things, but my husband got me hooked on the show Dexter (about a serial killer) so I had to do the Dexter themed mail art swap!