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Slideshow | Fathers' Day Fly-In views

by Brent Baker •

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The 24th Annual Father’s Day Fly-In in Tonasket afforded lots of good food (steak barbecue Saturday night, breakfast Sunday morning) and perfect weather made for great viewing.

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