Film shows a couple of beautiful sunset flights by the 44" Boeing 306-C. The Boeing is looking to be spirally stable, and keep the wings more level after the power run and transition into the glide. The captivating texture of the sky against the position of the setting sun, alongside the mild, bordering Parhelion rainbow, was almost too beautiful to imagine. Flown in Wawayanda, NY, filmed by Tom Hallman on 7.2.24 with a Canon PowerShot SX20, and iPhones 11 & 14Pro. Music via the talented musicians at ArtList.io, who breathe life into my films.

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