One of the wonderful things about blogging, is the occasional email or other bit of awesomeness that a reader shares with me.
One of those moments happened recently when I opened an email from Justin, a US Navy Rescue Swimmer.
Justin wrote:
"I think I have read in one or two previous posts that you are from the Cedar Key area. I was flying in that area today, and I snapped a few aerial pictures and wanted to share them with you. You can use these anyway you wish, or not at all. I took these from the back of a SH-60B Seahawk, which is the Navy's variant of the Army Blackhawk. I am an Sensor Operator/Rescue Swimmer and am blessed with the chance to fly all over this beautiful state! I like to take as many pictures as I can and show as many people as I can, because I am sure there are some non-believers out there that disagree with this state having some of the most natural beauty of them all."
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These are all Justin's photos of Cedar Key from his helicopter.
My only input is a little cropping and some labels for those of you who have never been here. |
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| Our airport ... not a lot of room for pilot error here. |
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Here's my little corner of Cedar Key. I park my JEEP directly in front of that water tower every workday. The school is right across the street.
... and yes, I am aware of how lucky I am to do that.
Thank you Justin, for your service to our country and for the great photos and letter! |
