Continuing my search for more Twin Otters, I went to Stroudsburg-Pocono on Sunday and picked up N137JR, along with a few other residents. Full set here.
http://i164.photobucket.com/albums/u...ps9c47cd12.jpg
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Continuing my search for more Twin Otters, I went to Stroudsburg-Pocono on Sunday and picked up N137JR, along with a few other residents. Full set here.
http://i164.photobucket.com/albums/u...ps9c47cd12.jpg
Very cool, Cary!
Great shots
Is that where N50NS is based now - it used to spend some summers at Baldwin Airport near Toronto as the jump aircraft for the Toronto Parachute Club. Always meant to go over and get some shots but never did. I have a special interest in Skyvans. I grew up just 5 or 6 miles from Short Brothers and Harland in Belfast where they were built and watched them undergo flight testing on a daily basis. I now take a great interset in finding airworthy examples, of which there are many
Cheers
Trevor
Thanks guys. And I'm not sure that N50NS is based there, but based on FlightAware tracking, it seems to be at N53 an awful lot.
Awesome shot... glad you got one more in your otterlection
Haha, nice. I'm renaming this page "My Otterlection" before you trademark it:Quote:
Originally Posted by gonzalu
http://aeropx.com/collection/de-havi...c-6-twin-otter
:P
Very nice set on your site as well Cary!
Very nice Cary. I must have missed that on your twitter feed!
Ha, that Twitter feed is exclusively used to communicate with you, Kenny :) I use @aeropx for all aviation-related posts :)Quote:
Originally Posted by wunaladreamin
Aww I feel so special </blushing> lol.
Nice shooting Cary!
A nice collection of Twotters you have there sir
That's what she said...Quote:
Originally Posted by megatop412