Rudder Bug wrote:I should have look a little better before posting. BN-2's usually don't have a prop spinning up front!

LOL... yeah, I was gonna point that out, but I figured it wasn't really necessary.

North of Bylot Island...

Mt Cook, NZ. From a Porter

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Lake Wakatipu, NZ

Fraser Valley, BC

Tsu Lake, NT

Somewhere up there

I wish I had a better pic... the strip ahead in the first picture is Mulia in Papua. We called it the training strip cause its pretty long. Still had a 12% incline and can be quite dangerous due to weather and winds. The second pic is standing on the ramp in Mulia. You can see the crashed Twotter on the hill. He tried to turn around and didn't make it.

This guy tried to take off in Mulia... thing is only one engine was up to full power. The other didn't "seem right", but the crew tried to take off anyway. When they released the breaks, they just went off the runway into the tulips. I was told witnesses were wondering why the propellers weren't doing the "same thing."

Great Slave lake

Whooping Crane country

Somewhere up there

Lake Tarawera, NZ

Waterspout off the Bay of Plenty coast, NZ

Fire mapping, NT

Matahina lake, NZ

An Otter and a Shag sifting about in New Zealand

Lake Rotorua, New Zealand

Guiding 195 over the reef

Beaver

I've always wanted to take a picture like that.

kingeddie wrote:Woodland Caribou

Not to nit pick, but those are Barrenland Caribou.

Nit pick all you want you are wrong they are woodland caribou, this is the most southern heard in the Province of Ontario 70 Miles from my house .

That 195 is nice, just add water. I can't believe I'm saying that about a cessna. Strutless is where it's at.

Yeah she is a looker for sure I will give her that...

What a spectacular aircraft. You don't see that everyday. Post MORE

Gotta love a classic Cessna with a round engine

Lake Bernard Ont

just add water wrote:
Yeah she is a looker for sure I will give her that...

Wow Very Nice I like!!

Wow, it is even more gorgeous from that angle. Who owns it?

Out flying on the West Coast today.... Ok, ok, no flying - part of the view off my deck. Been socked in for three days now. Haven't posted a pic for so long I'm going through withdrawal....


stl

Time to try my hand at this photo linky post stuff... wonder if it'll work...

Red Lake


5 am'er out of Selkirk


Not from a swamper... can't insult a fishing guide like that


Fogged in


I was enroute to YXU after unloading Greg plus three others- two years in a row we dropped in during O-Week at school


Hurricanes. As if being in the BoB wasn't enough, they're are always trying to get in the picture

stl, the range of depth in that shot is incredible. nice shot.

Blueside... you got it, but STL is God of this thread.

sheephunter wrote:Blueside... you got it, but STL is God of this thread.

Haha, thanks. But I think there are some great shot coming in from all points on the compass here - I just wish I could put a few more from the Coast up, been zero flying this month... Maybe in Feb.

Here's a cutting room floor shot from Afghanistan... never put an enthusiastic amateur photographer in the helicopter you're trying to shoot.....lol I have about 75 great pix - of HIM..! Totally useless to me... argh.

It does give you a feeling of the completely different environment there however.

This second one is about the best you can do for scenery with all the dust in the air. Except on VERY rare days. This is at noon, more a snapshot for posterity.

Night shot.