pretty cool show. great to see these old birds get beaten and bashed in the beautiful Canadian north.
my husband did some hockey clinics in norman wells, i think max wards son kim gave him a ride up there from edmonton. i remember seeing those buffalo dc3's.
didnt they use to have yellow cheat lines?
some photos from the airways site;
http://www.buffaloairways.com/photogallery/index.php
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I've seen most episodes. Got to love those older radial powered transport aircraft. My first flight was in a DC3 through Air Cadets. Speaking of which, what did you think of the episode where the son of a DC3 mechanic wanted to scatter his dads ashes from the Buffalo DC3? Old Joe did it for free but he sure made a point of doing it as cheaply as possible. No ceremony or letting the son take care of the actual scattering. Just stick the hose out the door and start shoveling the ashes into the jerry can. Mikeys comment that he was pretty sure they all breathed in human remains due to the unforeseen back-draft was hilarious in a morbid sort of way.
shareYou can catch all the episodes on history.ca!
That is where I am catching up :)
"Smooth seas do not make for skilled sailors"-African Proverb
must only like canadian ip addresses :( i cant watch till i get home i guess.
shareI am an NWT fan. Fort Smith NWT here.
shareI just came across this show a few days ago. It's a cool show.
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