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WWII biplane and a French training jet, plus lots of planes, people, and pancakes, defined the SilverWest AirFest
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WWII biplane and a French training jet, plus lots of planes, people, and pancakes, defined the SilverWest AirFest
Although the gray skies hung low over the mountain passes leading toward the Wet Mountain Valley, a steady flow of small airplanes squeezed their way from the north and the south to enter the traffic pattern at the SilverWest Airport on Saturday morning. Despite the seemingly threatening weather, Cessnas and Pipers alike landed on the damp 7,000 ft runway nestled next to Highway 69. Visitors who arrived by more terrestrial means were there to ce…
·Westcliffe, United States
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