Oakland from the air

I have got to save up the money to ride the Eureka, our local airship, to survey Oakland from above. Good as Google Earth is, or a ride in a small plane, there is nothing like the leisurely, quiet flight of a lighter-than-air craft for viewing and photographing the ground. (Click the photo for a larger version.)

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2 Responses to “Oakland from the air”

kelly Says:
24 November 2009 at 11:59 am
If you post that photo of the airship you could win a flight also if you sign up for their last minute deals and can make it last minute it’s a bit more affordable good luck

http://www.airshipventures.com/tracking-sightings.php
Mike Hardy Says:
23 November 2009 at 1:29 pm
I know! Every time I see that thing float by I want to hop on it. Previously I was thinking the Sausalito seaplane would be fun, but I think the airship would beat it on many levels. One of these days…

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