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Helicopter Cherry Drying Lesson 

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Join me and Justin for a quick look at some of the orchards we're responsible for drying this season followed by a cherry drying lesson. This is 90% of what a helicopter pilot needs to know to be a cherry drying pilot. (Don't try this at home, kids!)
Justin is doing most of the flying in this video. I'm sitting in the left seat, waving my hands around an awful lot and providing directions to see the orchards and then instructions as we fly low-level on a practice flight over the fruit. It's a sunny day -- I don't teach during real-life cherry drying missions. This video is kind of long but I think it's interesting enough to keep most folks watching.
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@HAL9000.
@HAL9000. 5 лет назад
Another great video! Watch out for bird houses, power lines, farms, wind machines, people, tractors, flying too high, too low, watch the boundaries, GPS. . . BRAIN EXPLODE
@FlyingMAir
@FlyingMAir 5 лет назад
Gotta stay focused.
@everything.anything
@everything.anything 5 лет назад
I didn’t even know about this activity before watching your videos
@robertmitcham2427
@robertmitcham2427 5 лет назад
I've always thoroughly enjoyed your channel, as I always will, and I have for many years!! I've tons of respect for your knowledge and experience across the board!! Thank you!!
@FlyingMAir
@FlyingMAir 5 лет назад
Thanks so much!
@bandislife2004
@bandislife2004 5 лет назад
Amen!!
@goranbelic5081
@goranbelic5081 5 лет назад
Wow, I thought I knew a lot about agriculture, but I had no idea this existed. First I thought you owned a cherry drying operation to make dry fruit, but then why would you need a helicopter, LOL. So when I googled it, I was amazed at how advanced agriculture is in the USA. Greetings from Serbia
@cyberpunk4622
@cyberpunk4622 5 лет назад
It looks to keep pilots on there toes and also continuing low maneuver training during this process. Very interesting video, thanks for sharing.
@billmoran3812
@billmoran3812 5 лет назад
What a great way to build hours and skills.
@FlyingMAir
@FlyingMAir 5 лет назад
This is not a time building job. Last year, many of the pilots didn’t turn a blade all season.
@ZsomborZsombibi
@ZsomborZsombibi 5 лет назад
I learned something new. First I thought "cherry drying" is a nickname of a helicopter maneuver :) Turned out it's just what it says. You seem to be a great teacher, good luck and stay safe.
@Pufloon
@Pufloon 5 лет назад
I didnt even know this was a job I love watching this. This must be an awesome job to do
@LuBiBochum
@LuBiBochum 5 лет назад
Yep!
@flyboybobio3431
@flyboybobio3431 5 лет назад
New viewer. Didn’t know cherry drying was a thing. I’m a fixed wing Commercial/Multi pilot. I love helicopters. I fly RC helicopters as a hobby. Thinking about taking a lesson in R22 at my local airport in Northern Ca. Fun videos. Thanks
@FlyingMAir
@FlyingMAir 5 лет назад
Do it. You’ll get a real appreciation for helicopter pilots. 😉
@raykrv6a
@raykrv6a 5 лет назад
The R44 looks to be a lot more stable then the R22 my wife bought me a lesson in. I had the instructor demo autorotation and it was very cool. He let me try my hand at hovering and I would eventually make him nervous. :)
@FlyingMAir
@FlyingMAir 5 лет назад
The R44 has hydraulic controls, which make it a much more pleasant ship to fly.
@selman9911
@selman9911 5 лет назад
So interesting to me. Love how this popped up on my recommended.
@JimAllen-Persona
@JimAllen-Persona 5 лет назад
I’ve learned so much by watching this channel. Thank you.
@carlreed551
@carlreed551 5 лет назад
The best part of flying a helicopter is flying low and slow, and you do this for a job!!! Great video thanks.
@MaxVliet
@MaxVliet 5 лет назад
And here I was using a hair dryer like an amateur!
@HerrWerlein
@HerrWerlein 5 лет назад
That was very fun to watch! It's funny because when you told Justin he could be higher and he was starting to scare you, I was thinking the same thing and I'm not even a pilot 😆 When you told him it was time to depart, it looked like he was ready to tear out!
@FlyingMAir
@FlyingMAir 5 лет назад
It’s the damn tail rotor. It’s way back there and can very easily get into the treetops.
@aileron48
@aileron48 5 лет назад
What a joy! Thanks for the ride Maria!
@jeffaxel181
@jeffaxel181 5 лет назад
Reddit brought me to your channel. Thanks for the great flight videos! Now I've got to decide if I want a helicopter or fixed wing license...
@FlyingMAir
@FlyingMAir 5 лет назад
You can probably guess what my advice would be. 🚁
@traceatkinson8474
@traceatkinson8474 5 лет назад
Rotorcraft. Only thing though it’s more expensive and it’s way harder then fixed. Especially Robinson’s. I still do recommend Robinson’s though
@Hacksaw2055
@Hacksaw2055 5 лет назад
It is definitely an art to provide this service. You definitely have to remember your location /positional awareness at all times. Great training at low speeds/altitude. Great explanation of this invaluable service. CAVU
@LuBiBochum
@LuBiBochum 5 лет назад
Awesome, Lady !
@b-man1232
@b-man1232 5 лет назад
Running and maintaining a farm like that looks like a TON of work!!!
@NateDSims
@NateDSims 5 лет назад
love your videos, this is a dream career, thanks for the great content!
@FlyingMAir
@FlyingMAir 5 лет назад
Thanks for watching!
@wb6she
@wb6she 5 лет назад
Very good Maria, really liked this one, thanks..
@creamysmooth
@creamysmooth 5 лет назад
This was fascinating!
@sea0fgreen33
@sea0fgreen33 5 лет назад
I'm sure it gets old, but this looks like the best job in the world to me, outside maybe bush piloting.
@FlyingMAir
@FlyingMAir 5 лет назад
Bush piloting would be cool. My dream job, though, is movie/video/ENG pilot. My favorite work is chasing things on the ground with a videographer on board. Nothing beats it for the rush.
@traceatkinson8474
@traceatkinson8474 5 лет назад
FlyingMAir yeah when I fly in helicopters the rush gets you for the first couple minutes but then it gets a little more boring. Not to mention how expensive doing this is. But I am not a pilot myself but I have been studying rotorcraft flying in hopes to one day get my license. I do know that it is pretty expensive though as my dad does have a couple Robinson’s.
@ke6gwf
@ke6gwf 5 лет назад
@@FlyingMAir you should talk to Trent Palmer. He's a pro large drone pilot for movie and TV etc, and is friends with some of the helicopter cameramen and companies, and also has a RU-vid channel of his Bush plane adventures. You have the skills to put a chopper where it needs to go and to fly low and exact, so I am guessing that you would be good at film work, and you have your flying skills on display already, so there's your resume! His channel is www.RU-vid.com/trentpalmer1 And if you don't find a contact method for him, look up the Flying Cowboys on Google.
@watermouse9296
@watermouse9296 5 лет назад
Lol - You're too low now. Im with you though - When you do it yourself you have all of the control to pull up or break out, but when with someone else, its always a little freaky, even if they are 100% capable of doing it and you trust them. That goes for whatever you are doing (driving, boats, ect). What a great video!
@FlyingMAir
@FlyingMAir 5 лет назад
I'm a nervous passenger anyway. LOL.
@filip3148
@filip3148 5 лет назад
This is some delta force squad insertion into enemy territory level right there. good job.
@MrKeene-zz8bv
@MrKeene-zz8bv 5 лет назад
OMG! This video is so mesmerizing! Thank you. Thank you. Thank you.
@FRRitter
@FRRitter 5 лет назад
Bless you, you have more patience than I do.
@FlyingMAir
@FlyingMAir 5 лет назад
But not enough to be a CFI. 🤣
@ToddMillerHomeSpec
@ToddMillerHomeSpec 5 лет назад
NOE flying. Love it.
@dankgenetics3671
@dankgenetics3671 5 лет назад
Excellent instructor good communication
@Thatguy01984
@Thatguy01984 3 года назад
Beautiful countryside
@collinm3804
@collinm3804 5 лет назад
Very cool. I’m working on my commercial rating right now. Flying Robbie’s in Michigan.
@FlyingMAir
@FlyingMAir 5 лет назад
Good luck and fly safe!
@thepurpleufo
@thepurpleufo 5 лет назад
I started watching one of your videos, and I thought of Maria Langer, and wondered if it was you...and so looked a bit more, and yes it *is* you. Ha! I've enjoyed your blog sometimes and also the excellent books you used to write. :)
@FlyingMAir
@FlyingMAir 5 лет назад
Thanks very much. Not many people remember my writing career, but that's what paid for my flying lessons and made it possible to buy the helicopter.
@N4vySe4ll
@N4vySe4ll 5 лет назад
Love the content, subscribed!
@Rickenbacker69
@Rickenbacker69 5 лет назад
Fascinating stuff, I didn't even know this job existed until I found your blog and RU-vid channel. And I kept thinking "Don't fly over the house" and "You missed a row" juuuust before you told him. Maybe I could do this! :) But flying gliders is probably a lot more fun in the long run.
@FlyingMAir
@FlyingMAir 5 лет назад
You think like a responsible pilot. That’s a big point in your favor. 👍🏻
@Rickenbacker69
@Rickenbacker69 5 лет назад
@@FlyingMAir Sure helps to plan ahead when you don't have an engine :). But I think that goes for any flying, including dipping your skids in cherry trees on a regular basis.
@glasswinder
@glasswinder 5 лет назад
Not sure if the cherries I'm eating came out of your area but they sure are delicious.
@jasonwolf6414
@jasonwolf6414 5 лет назад
Thank you for making these videos. May you always have clear skies and tailwinds.
@FlyingMAir
@FlyingMAir 5 лет назад
👍🏻
@DustyCowdog
@DustyCowdog 5 лет назад
Fantastic video!
@captraykelly
@captraykelly 5 лет назад
Maria your videos are great!
@blackhorse8427
@blackhorse8427 5 лет назад
Wow. Very nice job
@keithbraddehmann320
@keithbraddehmann320 5 лет назад
Great video! I can only imagine how odd that must feel flying so close to the cherry trees. I bet it is nerve racking for a pilot's first time!
@FlyingMAir
@FlyingMAir 5 лет назад
It is. 😳
@lmartinez3633
@lmartinez3633 5 лет назад
Interesting activity.
@timbrady6473
@timbrady6473 3 года назад
What did the cherry farmers do before there where helicopters?
@KLRmurdercycle
@KLRmurdercycle 5 лет назад
I will have to start watching where my cherries come from now😉
@therealjeff-0459
@therealjeff-0459 5 лет назад
nice to see the new videos
@402ben
@402ben 5 лет назад
Cherry's don't like to get wet we use uh-1b SW FL fly all night to keep frost from trees
@Allan_aka_RocKITEman
@Allan_aka_RocKITEman 5 лет назад
Around Naples?
@RichieRouge206
@RichieRouge206 5 лет назад
Great video as always
@jackoneil3933
@jackoneil3933 5 лет назад
I sent this to Denton, he was surprised, enjoyed it and says Hi!
@FlyingMAir
@FlyingMAir 5 лет назад
Denton H in Oregon?
@jackoneil3933
@jackoneil3933 5 лет назад
@@FlyingMAir Yes. You might give him a shout and say hi.
@bandislife2004
@bandislife2004 5 лет назад
Awesome 👍👍 👍👍 👍
@justin60222
@justin60222 5 лет назад
You Literally dry the cherries with the helicopter?
@tsant6591
@tsant6591 5 лет назад
Cool stuff and really interesting. So do you make the judgment call on exactly when to dry, or is it on the orchard owner to notify you guys?
@FlyingMAir
@FlyingMAir 5 лет назад
Orchardist calls me.
@buckethat789
@buckethat789 5 лет назад
orchardist calls her to come out and critique his or her whole orchard that they've worked so hard for
@gopherbar
@gopherbar 5 лет назад
Question why do you have to dry the cherry if they are wet won’t the sun just dry them
@aldoguzman97
@aldoguzman97 5 лет назад
Im not entirely sure but you dont want moisture on the trees because they have a tendency of developing flys and mosquitoes.
@Chelanwechel
@Chelanwechel 5 лет назад
The tree shades the majority of the cherries and they won't dry quickly enough. The water puddles where the stem is and the cherries will absorb it and swell and split.
@defyent
@defyent 5 лет назад
I assume that "drying" is exactly what it sounds, drying moisture, and that this isn't another name for frost protection? We do frost protection here in NZ but could never hover that low over the fruit without destroying it.
@FlyingMAir
@FlyingMAir 5 лет назад
The cherries get wet after it rains and we blow them off to dry them. They do frost control mostly in California and Florida over almond and citrus trees.
@defyent
@defyent 5 лет назад
@@FlyingMAir You mean you don't have to do this in the freezing cold all throughout the night !? Sounds ideal to me sign me up !
@FlyingMAir
@FlyingMAir 5 лет назад
Nope. We don't fly at night.
@matthewr2361
@matthewr2361 5 лет назад
Love the videos. Great production quality. I was wondering at some point in the video you told the other guy to watch out for flying over the houses. The camera angle made it seem like you guys were pretty high up. Is there a particular reason why you want to avoid flying directly over the houses regardless of the height?
@FlyingMAir
@FlyingMAir 5 лет назад
It’s the wide angle camera lens; makes everything look farther away. We weren’t that high up. Maybe 200 feet? It’s common courtesy to avoid flying that close.
@stuart.barkley
@stuart.barkley 5 лет назад
@@FlyingMAir if the lens makes everything look further away, he must have been butt-clenchingly close to those trees :-)
@ke6gwf
@ke6gwf 5 лет назад
@@stuart.barkley don't clench too tight, you might end up getting some leaves stuck in the clench... Lol
@danielmiller4492
@danielmiller4492 5 лет назад
Just wondering why they need water blown off. Never heard of this
@gaijinatemyhusky4384
@gaijinatemyhusky4384 5 лет назад
Yeah, same
@gomphrena-beautifulflower-8043
Cherries can rot or mildew in a short period of time. The cost of a heli blower is part of doing business to an orchardist. A ruined crop to a farmer can be devastating, if you can imagine .
@stevenkinne9651
@stevenkinne9651 5 лет назад
The reason for drying is to keep the cherries from splitting. Water is pooled up at the top of the cherry where the stem is connected and this is where the cherry will absorb the water. Once the cherry is full of water it will split if the excess water is not removed. This is why we dry (blow the water off) with the helicopter. The difference being $2.99-$4.00 dollars per pound for a good cherries. Split cherries can run about $.15-$.35 cents per pound.
@timazbill7746
@timazbill7746 5 лет назад
When you think you've seen it all 🍒 drying helicopter flying lady lands in your front yard please come dry my cherries and land in my yard
@neooneeightytwo
@neooneeightytwo 5 лет назад
Never knew until one of your videos was suggested to me that this was something. I am so jealous. I would love this as a job. Unfortunately i suffer from bipolar disorder and afaik, i cannot be a pilot? *whimpers* This definitely looks like my type of gig. Cheers! Love the channel. :D
@traceatkinson8474
@traceatkinson8474 5 лет назад
Neo_182 you should see what we do. Way more work as you have to manuver your way into the animals we have to capture. It’s even harder when we use 2 helicopters. Check us out at senderohelicopters.com . We did wildlife game captures and animal surveys. So essentially just shooting animals with net guns out of helicopters
@NachoDog3
@NachoDog3 5 лет назад
I was wondering why cherry trees need to be dried. Do you have to do it everytime it rains? I recently subscribed and I really like watching your videos. I live in Oak Harbor but I've never made it out to that part of Washington. I might take a road trip next month.
@thelastengineer2315
@thelastengineer2315 5 лет назад
Ja, well no, fine, technical explanations!
@terrytytula
@terrytytula 5 лет назад
Maybe you could start by explaining what cherry drying is all about,because to me it make no sense. Why do you need to dry them?
@FlyingMAir
@FlyingMAir 5 лет назад
The cherries split when they get and stay wet.
@terrytytula
@terrytytula 5 лет назад
@@FlyingMAir Thank you!
@cappymccappy3017
@cappymccappy3017 5 лет назад
Where do I sign up ?
@toomanywaystofall
@toomanywaystofall 5 лет назад
So controlling the moisture content by this drying technique prevents mold/disease? Please educate me! enjoy the videos, thanks...
@FlyingMAir
@FlyingMAir 5 лет назад
Prevents cherries from splitting.
@Charles77598
@Charles77598 5 лет назад
I am on the edge of my seat! I am looking for obstacles, especially wires! I hope you trust and know Justin, I have not heard of him before at least in the videos I have seen. Another thing I worry about are small down bursts or is that area very calm winds?
@FlyingMAir
@FlyingMAir 5 лет назад
Justin is working with me for the first time this year. He's a flight instructor so I trust that he won't crash us on simple operations like this. I'm not worried about downbursts on a day like this, either. That's something to be worried about when there are thunderstorms in the area.
@karmachanchakma1414
@karmachanchakma1414 5 лет назад
Very very like
@toomanywaystofall
@toomanywaystofall 5 лет назад
$$$ and all the cherries you can eat!
@Suzuki_Akira
@Suzuki_Akira 5 лет назад
Really enjoy your videos! I have a question tho, what is the purpose of the small white strings center windscreen? I see these on light crafts but not sure reason / purpose...
@FlyingMAir
@FlyingMAir 5 лет назад
Those are the trim strings. When the helicopter is in trim, there should be one on either side of that center bar. I should do a short video about that. And yes, I was definitely out of trim when I took the controls, I get a kick out of Justin telling me to add pedal like I’m one of his students. He was right! Sloppy flying on my part.
@davidbrown8365
@davidbrown8365 5 лет назад
@@FlyingMAir yes please, a trim string video would be great, and also any other tech stuff, checking fluids, mechanicals and such
@Suzuki_Akira
@Suzuki_Akira 5 лет назад
FlyingMAir oh, thank you! As many times as I’ve flown in r22 / r44 never had them but seen on your heli and several other people’s videos recently both fixed & rotary wing small aircrafts however I couldn’t figure out what it did, lol. It would be great if you did a video about it in helo functionality! I’ve read much about ‘yaw strings’ tonight and makes sense about trim / slip detecting without looking down at instruments for a quick reference however one would think the airflow from flight or from wind in general would create false / inaccurate indications...
@gomphrena-beautifulflower-8043
FlyingMAir • You’re too modest. We all think you did a super job as you took the controls from the “wrong” seat!
@Mark_Chandler
@Mark_Chandler 5 лет назад
love cherry season, 98 cents a lb
@DVNelson
@DVNelson 5 лет назад
If you come in fast and hot you risk settling with power???? Is this a Robbie thing???
@FlyingMAir
@FlyingMAir 5 лет назад
Nope. It’s a helicopter thing.
@David_Landesman
@David_Landesman 5 лет назад
Do you ever take people on “fly alongs”? Lol is that even a term? I’d love to experience this. I’m no pilot, I just want to observe. And enjoy the experience. I’d pay handsomely!
@FlyingMAir
@FlyingMAir 5 лет назад
I take people on tours. The price is $595/hour for up to 3 people with a one-hour minimum. I don't take passengers on cherry drying flights. The work is dangerous.
@RotorPrankster
@RotorPrankster 5 лет назад
You should seriously consider investing in a helmet!
@lowkey2333
@lowkey2333 5 лет назад
Mr. FireRotor for my curiosity why’s that
@FlyingMAir
@FlyingMAir 5 лет назад
I have one.
@RotorPrankster
@RotorPrankster 5 лет назад
​@@FlyingMAir So... it sits at home? Why not wear it?
@FlyingMAir
@FlyingMAir 5 лет назад
Because it's uncomfortable, distracting, blocks my view, and doesn't work with my phone, which I need to communicate with clients on the ground.
@RotorPrankster
@RotorPrankster 5 лет назад
@@FlyingMAir They make a bluetooth hardware that works with all helmets, I think it runs around $150. I don't know what helmet you have, but with the correct size and padding it can be comfortable and provide reduced decibels to where you don't need noise canceling. I'm a huge fan of helmets and the added protection they provide. Two main factors will kill you in an accident: impact and fire. I think a helmet and full PPE should be engrained from flight school. If we can mitigate these risks and reduce their influence on our survival, why not? Being on a public platform sharing the fun work that you do, it would be nice to see it more geared to an appropriate safety culture.
@spicemasterii6775
@spicemasterii6775 5 лет назад
Crop dusting. But with high speed air.
@Allan_aka_RocKITEman
@Allan_aka_RocKITEman 5 лет назад
Crop breezing. 😊
@thomascuddy6439
@thomascuddy6439 5 лет назад
Great video👍😊. A stupid question - why do the cherry trees need to be dried?
@Alwayzgruvin
@Alwayzgruvin 5 лет назад
cherry's absorb water,if you dont dry them the will crack and then you cant sell them
@evanmitton5007
@evanmitton5007 4 года назад
Thanks for sharing this I was wondering the same thing, we love cherries 🌞
@infinitefox907
@infinitefox907 5 лет назад
First👌🏻
@ComdrStew
@ComdrStew 5 лет назад
I love Mt Rainier Cherries shouldn't they be out by now?
@FlyingMAir
@FlyingMAir 5 лет назад
Yep. They’re out.
@op3l
@op3l 5 лет назад
How hot is the down wash from the helicopter that just slowly flying over it can dry them?
@FlyingMAir
@FlyingMAir 5 лет назад
It’s not heat. It’s the motion of the branches and leaves as they blow around. Shakes the water off.
@op3l
@op3l 5 лет назад
@@FlyingMAir This makes a lot more sense. Thank you!
@gomphrena-beautifulflower-8043
1Slamalama1 • Correct. (Answered as a retired corn, milo, and soybean farmer. Still do hay!😊)
@BRadWilson3
@BRadWilson3 5 лет назад
Why do you dry the Cherry trees? How often do you have to dry them?
@FlyingMAir
@FlyingMAir 5 лет назад
We dry after it rains to prevent the cherries from splitting.
@carp566
@carp566 5 лет назад
Why do the cherries need to be dry? Is it for harvest? I would need a map marking the fields to dry so I can check them off.
@chipkankel4073
@chipkankel4073 5 лет назад
After rain, there is a danger of cherries absorbing the water and splitting or developing mold and mildew. Found an article Maria wrote on it. blog.aopa.org/aopa/tag/cherry-drying/
@traceatkinson8474
@traceatkinson8474 5 лет назад
Great video as always. Where are you flying in this video? I never really caught your location. Also how many hours do you have in a 44?
@FlyingMAir
@FlyingMAir 5 лет назад
Justin is flying an R44 in this video. We’re in Wenatchee, WA. I have about 3500 hours in Robinson’s, 2500 of which is in R44s.
@kevinj4517
@kevinj4517 5 лет назад
Your compass is shaking quite a lot in all the videos I have seen. Is it loose on purpose?
@FlyingMAir
@FlyingMAir 5 лет назад
Yes.
@justincase8901
@justincase8901 5 лет назад
Nobody is going to mention Far Cry 5? This footage looks exactly like that game...
@mspates5982
@mspates5982 5 лет назад
🌞🌞🌞👍👍👍
@StanMcClain
@StanMcClain 5 лет назад
This job requires you to operate in "Dead Man's Zone" throughout the entire flight. No time to auto-rotate in the event of a power failure. This job does not pay enough. Most of the cherry drying work in Wenatchee is done from old S-58 ships and more and more Huey's are replacing them.
@FlyingMAir
@FlyingMAir 5 лет назад
I’m not sure where you’re getting your information, but I’ve been doing this for 12 years in this area and know of only one grower who wants Hueys. There are more R44s doing this work than any other make/model of helicopter. More bang for the buck. I haven’t seen an S55 in the wenatchee area since 2017 when I brought one in and realized that if it went down I’d need three helicopters to take up the slack. As for the Dead Man’s curve, that applies to EVERY helicopter. As for pay, well I wouldn’t keep doing it after 12 years if it didn’t pay enough. 🤷🏻‍♀️
@rory7418
@rory7418 5 лет назад
Do you use ScreenFlow to edit your videos?
@FlyingMAir
@FlyingMAir 5 лет назад
Is it that obvious? It was an inexpensive option for picture-in-picture. 🤷🏻‍♀️
@skibee50
@skibee50 5 лет назад
Did the earthquake hurt your business any ?
@FlyingMAir
@FlyingMAir 5 лет назад
No. The earthquake was in CA. I’m in WA.
@bandislife2004
@bandislife2004 5 лет назад
OTR?
@FlyingMAir
@FlyingMAir 5 лет назад
The name of the orchard.
@agentjustice4822
@agentjustice4822 5 лет назад
You flew his bird better than he did, Just sayin.
@FlyingMAir
@FlyingMAir 5 лет назад
🤣 I’ve been flying for 20 years. He’s been flying for just 1 or 2. I BETTER fly better.
@Allan_aka_RocKITEman
@Allan_aka_RocKITEman 5 лет назад
@@FlyingMAir >>> Did you train in a Robinson?
@yomy8434
@yomy8434 5 лет назад
Cute....😎...sorry..what is OTR...no understand im from spain..!¡
@FlyingMAir
@FlyingMAir 5 лет назад
OTR is the name of the orchard.
@kunjabacz5686
@kunjabacz5686 5 лет назад
Bio cherry dried with helicopter. 🙄
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