Left Minocqua this morning at 4:30 am and crossed the border at International Falls/Fort Frances. After landing at Fort Frances and passing customs there, took off for Red Lake where I had all fuel tanks topped off for the long flight to Churchill. The weather did not cooperate, so will continue hopefully tomorrow.
Spent a little part of the afternoon checking out the Norsmans, which this place is famous for. See pictures at bottom of this post.
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Flying over Lake Superior at 4,500 feet MSL |
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4:30 am departing Minocqua |
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G500 crossing Lake Superior |
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GTN 750 painting thunderstorms moving in from the west |
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Twin Otter at Fort Frances. Each float scoops 400 gallons of water for fire fighting
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The famous Norsman - no, it's not actually landing (on a pedestal) |
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