Helpful Posts: Never too old for a new experience.
A few shots with a P&S camera on a flight into our Boy Scout cabin on George Lake, 200 km NE of Winnipeg. This was by far the easiest trip we ever made into the camp. For 25 years we paddled 6 km down the Winnipeg River and back packed and portaged 3 km into the cabin. Form the launch point it is usually a 2 hour trip. By air from the Lac Du Bonner float plane base it was a 15 minute flight. My friend Charlie is 94 and Dave & I are in mid-70’s. Great experience. Not the greatest pics in the world, just sharing the moment.
Pat
Lac du Bonnet float plane base
Dave & Charlie
Bridge across the Winnipeg River
Flat Manitoba where you can see tomorrow coming today
Winnipeg river
George Lake scout cabin (so much for motion detection)
Tying up. Small world, out pilot was a 26 year old young Lass from Glawgow, Scotland
Coming into pick us up
Scout cabin
Going home
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8th August 2016, 04:25 PM #1
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8th August 2016, 04:31 PM #2
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Re: Never too old to try something new
Very good set of images
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8th August 2016, 04:34 PM #3
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Re: Never too old to try something new
Nice images; Scottish red headed female pilot from Glasgow, phew you are brave I was a passenger in a two seat little Phantom flown by a Scottish red head and he was completely mad.
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8th August 2016, 09:41 PM #4
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Re: Never too old to try something new
How was the fishing?
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