This last Tuesday I got back from Canada for a week long fishing trip. I just got around to organizing some of the pics that I took. I was about 140 miles north of Red Lake, Ontari…

Great pics, but that thermometer will truly read cold when you don't see any red.

Quote: Originally posted by bradoesch: Great pics, but that thermometer will truly read cold when you don't see any red. Ain't that the truth! At least you didn'…

Very much enjoyed your pics, waxy. 'Specially the sunset over the lake. That's really cool that you and your Dad have that kinda relationship.

Those pictures are great! Thanks for posting them! It really makes me think about doing that someday... "roughing it" like that is great.

Wow, it is rather warm here in toronto.

Quote: Originally posted by Disgruntled Head of C-3PO: Wow, it is rather warm here in toronto. Smog is like a big blanket.

Quote: Originally posted by waxcrash: The plane we flew back in. I wish I could own one of these DH beavers(?) and fly them on weekends to nowhere!! Just curio…

very nice... glad to hear that you had a great time. next trip should be to northern Manitoba for some MONSTER pike. Those animals grow massive, fierce and old, in the cold wate…

Quote: Originally posted by FulcrumPilot: I wish I could own one of these DH beavers(?) and fly them on weekends to nowhere!! Just curious, how long did it take going …

Wow, I'm jealous, waxcrash. Looks lovely. And the nice thing about September....no black flies!

I go camping about 2.5 hours north of Toronto every year. We are really lucky to have such a awesome provence. This is from last year:

That sunset shot is awesome.

Quote: Originally posted by waxcrash: You are right, the plane is a deHavilland Beaver. The think the pilot said it was built in '52 or '53. He said for every hour he fl…

Quote: Originally posted by FulcrumPilot: You guys did pretty good with that headwind on a single motor assuming that you did the normal cruise speed! Not as heavy comin…

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