We discussed lots of places to go, then decided to go someplace new. Neither of us had flown to the Utah/Nevada border town of Wendover so that became the goal. We left mid afternoon and returned at sundown. It was a great flight, flying over 14 miles of water
, then between 2 military Restricted Zones 
and finally crossing about 100 miles of the Utah West desert 
to Wendover!Come on, take the flight with us!
Two Kitfoxes at Wendover airport:
Our two planes (blue/silver and red/white) at the Wendover airport:
Miles and miles of nothing but desert:
Yes, more desert:
Salt ponds. This is where your table salt comes from:
Salt ponds 2: They capture the salt water of the Great Salt Lake, allow the water to evaporate in the sun, then scoop up the salt with loaders and ship it to your dinner table!
Antelope Island in the Great Salt Lake. We flew over 14 miles of nothing but water to arrive at this island. There are over 600 bison roaming this island. No need for fences!
