
Within minutes my copilot notified Seattle-Tacoma that things were dire and we would not make it to Seattle as our altitude was dropping fast. They notified us of a fire clearing near a small airstrip called Emma

Down to one engine, I began the shut off procedures for the last remaining engine. Gear was jammed, hydraulics were out, it was a mess. One of the locals, a guy named Fritz and another fella named Dave took these next shots, and as you can see, it wasn't pretty.

Coasting in #4 was idling down. Maybe we would do a soft landing with minimum damage, though I knew the undercarriage would need extensive work if that would even be possible

We were down, alive, and skidding to a stop, dust kicked up behind us.

Whew. Maybe she would be salvagable after all.

The end
---Stephen
PS Still learning the imaging software, but I am making progress




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