OH and for those who like a nice BEAVER!

No doubt about it, a fantastic little machine. I once heard it said that you can’t stall a Beaver, they just travel downhill in a nose up attitude. Considering the proud lineage the Beaveer came from, I think they’re entitled to stick their noses in the air anyway.:)

Great stuff!!

Everyone’s seem’s to like a nice Beaver :dev2: :rolleyes:

where they belong. Let’s have more of them

They’ve just been reintroduced into the UK, both animal and floatplane back into the wild.

couldn’t resist

Hi
You can’t beat beaver 😉
and there is plenty here in canada.:D
cheers
Jerry

Here’s a good excuse to promote Neil Aird’s excellent Beaver web site.
Photos and individual histories on more than 1000 or 2/3rds of the Beavers produced!

Great fun if you have photos of military Beavers…where are they now?
(Probably working for a living in Canada or Alaska).

http://www.dhc-2.com/current_cover_page.htm

Have to agree that’s a good site, I’ve been following it for a couple of years now.

Fantastic old ship..used to see them on observation flights around Northern Ireland a long long time ago…

ahhhh the thrill of hearing that delightful rumble !!

Here’s a good excuse to promote Neil Aird’s excellent Beaver web site.
Photos and individual histories on more than 1000 or 2/3rds of the Beavers produced!

Great fun if you have photos of military Beavers…where are they now?
(Probably working for a living in Canada or Alaska).

http://www.dhc-2.com/current_cover_page.htm

i wonder if melv flew his loverly red beaver on that day as clebration:D
paul
i’ll get me coat

I’d forgotten all about the Beaver’s 60th. Should be ashamed of myself really as the first flight of the Beaver was 8 days before I was born and it’s also one of my all time favourite aircraft.