And STL gives the impression that cactus grow on the south coast.

No screaming hell on the central coast either.

North Shore wrote:ENBT, I thought that you worked up in YTH?! What are you doing in Bunga?

Just following you around the country I guess! YTH was a summer job, started working out west again in the fall.

November 17.

For all those who think it never snows on the west coast.

I've got a friend who is looking to sell a Canon 5D MK2, 24-70 2.8L lens and a few other accessories. He's looking for $3250 or so. PM me for details if interested.

Somewhere in northern manitoba earlier in the week, before the weather turned to complete garbage.

Doing some fishing on the Grass River in northern Manitoba.

So what is the best prop to have then? Does the ag prop perform better than the long blade hamilton? I In my experience the ag prop hauls ass off the water, and seems to climb and cruise faster too. I've flown two with that prop and they were both super performers. They shake like crazy though part...

Hey, thanks for taking a look!

Not sure if it is the STOL kit or the extended engine that gives it the extra speed, but whichever it is seems the fuel savings would offset some of the cost over time.

Baron STOL, especially in combination with the extended nose. Fast, stable, and hauls a load (upgross to 5370).

Manitoba government twotter just airborne from Thompson.

Super Otter on the Burntwood River.

Nicely done Maynard!

Love the B-18 in YZF too jspitfire!

A big shout out to fellow AvCanadian CGZMT! Not only did he handle the emergency calmly and professionally and land on a highway that's barely fit to drive on in places, he still had to presence of mind to roll out in front of a pullout and taxi off so he wouldn't block traffic!

Those are great shots. Looks like fun flying too.

Thompson MB the other day.

Seair landing on the river in Richmond.

A couple from last week.

Interesting info about the different shutters.

The G11 has manual focus.

Yeah, very much. Like I say I find it slow to respond but that's just because I'm used to an SLR with almost no shutter lag or delay between shots. The things that sold me on it were that it shoots raw and I could attach filters to it. It has quite a lot of features some of which my SLR doesn't even...

At the risk of insulting STL and the many other amazing photographers in this forum; the pictures are spectacular, I am looking for advice on a "point and shoot" camera. You know, a drop it in the bottom of the flight bag kind of one. The last camera I purchased was an Olympus OM-2, it did have an ...

Maybe this? Aircraft InformationFlight #: Aircraft Category: Aeroplane Country of Registration: CANADA Make: DEHAVILLAND - CAN Model: DHC 3 Year Built: 1960 Amateur Built: No Engine Make: WALTER - CK Engine Model: M601E-11 Engine Type: Reciprocating Gear Type: Phase of Flight: Landing Damage: Unknow...

PC, Thanks for the info about Elements. I downloaded a trial to check it out and wow, that program has come a long way from previous versions. I'm going to use it as much as I can during the trial but so far I can't see anything that my old version of PS 7 can't. Plus the organizer looks useful and ...

I've made more sales from personal contacts, facebook, and through airliners.net than through my own site although I do get the odd one through there too. Any idea who is buying your pics through airliners.net? Personal or professional application? What do you get paid for a pic? People who have co...