Lady Be Good – The Story Begins

Lady Be Good (Altered US Air Force Photo)

Since I recently posted some detail shots of the Lady Be Good some of my readers have asked to see more of my images

ALCLAD 24S-T Markings on The Lady Be Good

At the request of one of my readers I'm posting three photos showing the ALCLAD 24S-T markings on the Lady Be Good.

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In it's heyday, Leadfield had a population of about 300. Its heyday lasted less than a year as it was built on a fraud.

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Today's photo is the view to the North-West from Red Pass on the Titus Canyon Road (though perhaps that should really be the tight-ass canyon road!).

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The very first camp move I participated in back in 1984 was described by one of my colleagues as being like 'Wacky Races' the old cartoon show.

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This scrap heap, photographed on a blustery day was at our first camp in the Calanscio Sand Sea.