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Daniel Paul Myers - Aug 25,2012
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Bill Wright - Aug 26,2012
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Thank you. Seems like after we check out Don Maxwell's Virginia find that we can add one for Virginia!<br />Bill
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Robert Charlwood Richardson - Aug 26,2012
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I saw this too on the Seaplane Association's member's forum web <br />space (<a href="http://www.seaplane.org/">http://www.seaplane.org</a> . At Oshkosh I spoke to the new <br />Seaplane Association President, he said was working on updating the <br />association's databases inthe next year. I am sure he is open to inputs <br />from members on seaplane friendly locations/destinations.<br /><br />Beware some of its locations are a bit dated. I can verify two if the <br />listings. <br />** Lakewood Lake, IN - I stayed at the lake side inn enroute to Oskosh <br />and the marina across the lake has high test mogas<br />** Greenwood Lake, NY - overflow it enroute to CT in July. They have a <br />seaplane flying in late Sept. <br /><br />Another trick to find seaplane friendly sites is to Google 'lakeside inn' <br />in the desired state, then look at its Google satellite view to see if it <br />works as a destination. You can do the same with 'lakeside resterant' <br />or 'bayside resterant' . That is how I found the Greenwood Lake Inn in <br />Indianna.<br /><br />Speaking of useful flight planning tools, here is a link to a website <br />dedicated to mapping out airports with MOGAS - <br /><a href="http://flyunleaded.com/mapusairports.html.">http://flyunleaded.com/mapusairports.html.</a> I used it to find a mogas <br />location in NE Ohio, Barber Arport (1D2?). I also spoke the website <br />owner at Oshkosh and he too is seeking feedback and inputs from the <br />flying community. <br />
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