Friday, November 27, 2009

LIFE FLIGHT HELICOPTER

Each year they hold here what is called the jubilee of trees.
They have been auctioning them off for the past few years so
they can earn enough money to get a life flight here for St. George.
Every School in Washington County donates a tree to be auctioned,
and they had people vote for their favorite school tree. Our tree won
and so for a prize we got the life flight helicopter to come and land at the
kids school it was awesome and the kids loved it.
It did a complete circle around the school.

It's getting closer.


here it comes.


Here it is starting to lower


and down, down, down, and all the kids started
screaming and yelling here they were so excited.


If you look at the top of this picture you can see the leaves flying from
the wind produced by the blades.



You can see more leaves flying here also.


Just about to touch down. And at this point the
screaming got louder and louder.


Here is Becca walking away after looking at it.
Each and every student got to go up to the helicopter.
What made it really special was some of the kids
at Red mountain knew some of the people flying it
because they were transported by fixed wing aircraft
for treatment in Salt Lake City.


This is the principle of the school and her name is Betty Barnum.
She is an awesome principle. And the kids just love her.



Here is Mitzy She is standing by a pilot--The guy in the red coat.



They said goodbye and up they go.




up, up ,up



and away.


Goodbye life flight and thanks bunches for coming to our school.
As it took off it circled the school once then shot across the sky and it was gone
within a matter of seconds. It flew faster than I thought it did. This helicopter
is currently on loan to us from SLC until St. George gets their own, hopefully next year.































1 comment:

  1. That is pretty neat. I bet the kids were excited. Kendal would have loved to see something like that.

    I hope St. George can get there own Life Flight. That would be good.

    Hillary

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