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manta22 · Mar 26, 2023

Lucky13 said:
This is "Just Enough Room Island" aka the smallest inhabited island in the world. Purchased by a family in the 1950s, the island has just enough room for one house.

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High tide?

Snautzer01 · Mar 26, 2023

Amazone prime nightmare

Vic Balshaw · Mar 26, 2023

Lucky13 said:
This is "Just Enough Room Island" aka the smallest inhabited island in the world. Purchased by a family in the 1950s, the island has just enough room for one house.

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Seen a couple of places like this in Canada.

XBe02Drvr · Mar 28, 2023

Vic Balshaw said:
Seen a couple of places like this in Canada.

I think this one is in "The Thousand Islands" in the St Lawrence River. On the Ogdensburg to Watertown leg, passengers would ask if we could "cruise the river", and if we weren't running too late we'd do it. Often met Canadian Coast Guard/Marine Patrol aircraft cruising their side. We'd flash our landing lights at each other, or if it was dusk or dark, our logo lights.

Vic Balshaw · Mar 28, 2023

XBe02Drvr said:
I think this one is in "The Thousand Islands" in the St Lawrence River. On the Ogdensburg to Watertown leg, passengers would ask if we could "cruise the river", and if we weren't running too late we'd do it. Often met Canadian Coast Guard/Marine Patrol aircraft cruising their side. We'd flash our landing lights at each other, or if it was dusk or dark, our logo lights.

Almost sure that is where I would have seen them possibly on the way to Toronto.

Lucky13 · Apr 1, 2023

Wurger · Apr 1, 2023

XBe02Drvr · Apr 4, 2023

Lucky13 said:
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We had the stripped hulk of one of these out back of the hangar at mech school.

Gnomey · Apr 10, 2023

Nice shots!

Lucky13 · Apr 10, 2023

U.S. Navy AD-1 Skyraiders (1st production model) of VA-20A in Aeronautical Glossy Sea Blue paint at most probably at NAS Alameda. 2 M3 20mm guns in the wings. Air scoop at top of cowling and front of windshield was air intake for carburetor. circa 1947.