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V-rider: Runway 24 approach into Woodward Field, Camden, SC, in an open-cockpit, radial-engine biplane
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V-rider: Jonathan flying biplane into the sunset near Camden - photo featured in USA Today on 9/5/2008.
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V-rider: Jonathan piloting Cessna 152 in Aiken, SC
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V-rider: This is where I'll solo.
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V-rider: Preflight - Jonathan checking fuel level in wing tank
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V-rider: Jonathan posing after his first solo.
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V-rider: Jonathan & Dad after sunset flight in biplane
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V-rider: Jonathan flying biplane as featured in the 9/5/08 edition of USA Today "Open Air" magazine. This framed picture hangs in the Flight Deck restaurant in Lexington, SC.
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V-rider: Flight Deck restaurant in Lexington, SC
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V-rider: Jon filling up the Cessna on a beautiful day at KCUB
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V-rider: WHAT?? You accidentally hit the "dump fuel" switch?!?!
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V-rider: Jon keeping her steady
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V-rider: Jon flying near Columbia
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V-rider: Jon holding a 22-knot ground speed in a Cessna 172 at 2100 feet.
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V-rider: Jon checking the Cessna 172 at KCUB prior to taxi
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V-rider: Jon checking the wing tanks for water in the fuel
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V-rider: USC Gamecocks' stadium
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V-rider: Jon banking hard left near Columbia
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V-rider: USC campus, Columbia, SC, as seen from takeoff at Owen's Field (KCUB)
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V-rider: Lining up from base to final at KCUB on a very windy day
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V-rider: Jon parking at KCUB
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V-rider: Jon at KCUB
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V-rider: Painting of Jonathan flying a biplane into the sunset.
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V-rider: Jonathan taking off to continue his solo flight at Columbia metro (CAE)
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V-rider: Jonathan on the downwind leg setting up for base and final into Columbia Metro (CAE)
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V-rider: Airplane line-up at Eagle Aviation at Columbia Metro (CAE)
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V-rider: Jonathan getting ready to leave KCUB (Columbia Downtown) for a flight to Newberry & Aiken with his dad.
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V-rider: We flew into Aiken airport today to pick up Jon's shirt from his first solo on Nov. 9th, 2007.
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V-rider: Meetze children in River Oaks waving at us as we fly over.
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V-rider: Greener Saluda River (foreground) merging into the muddy Broad River after 4 days of much-needed rain, to form the Congaree River near the I-126 bridge into Columbia, SC