The world’s only operational DC-3 on floats taxis past an appreciative crowd on the shore of Moosehead Lake after landing at the International Seaplane Fly-In. (ERIC MELTZER PHOTO)
The DC-3 on amphibious floats parked at the Greenville Municipal Airport, Maine during the International Seaplane Fly-In. (ERIC MELTZER PHOTO)
The world’s only operational DC-3 on floats taxis past an appreciative crowd on the shore of Moosehead Lake after landing at the International Seaplane Fly-In. (ERIC MELTZER PHOTO)
Here we go. The colors are changing, summer activities are winding down and kids are back in school. For enthusiasts of all things transportation this time of year marks the last of the car shows, cruising nights, boating excursions, and fly-ins.
I just returned from the International Seaplane Fly-In, one of the biggest seaplane gatherings on the east coast held on Moosehead Lake in Greenville, Maine. Seaplanes are a staple of the bush flying community and are especially popular in back country areas with ample bodies of water like Maine and Alaska.
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