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Brian Furnell - Jul 28,2017
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I am at kfrg, let me know when your headed this way
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Charles Cantrill - Jul 29,2017
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Have a safe flight Peter.
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Mark MacKinnon - Jul 29,2017
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Where in Maine are you planning on flying?
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Randy Flood - Jul 30,2017
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My bird is at KBST (Belfast Maine). Let me know if you will be in the area!!
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Chuck Cavanaugh - Jul 31,2017
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26N Ocean City NJ. Can even get a hangar for ya for the night.
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Don Maxwell - Jul 31,2017
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Too late, you guys. He left here early this afternoon, heading for a field near Charlotte NC.
Magnuson-DepT
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Don Maxwell - Aug 03,2017
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Dennis Scearce - Jul 31,2017
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Where near Charlotte??
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Bill McCall - Jul 31,2017
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Hi Peter... I fly a Searey out of Owls Head on the central Maine coast near Rockland. I too am a proponent of flying with a fixed down tail wheel! Looks like you are also? If you're near this area.... BillMcCall 207-944-5292
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Peter Magnuson - Aug 02,2017
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Thanks Searey Flyers who offered to join up on my three week trip to Maine and back to Florida. I had to get back south home again so at the end I ran out of opportunity to meet up with you all. Perfect weather on every flying day during the three weeks and 55.6 logged flight hours. The Searey performed perfectly and the last leg just for fun I motored up to 10,500 feet for the final leg back home to Ocala, FL. Most of the other 50 hours I was either around 300 feet just off shore flying up the East Coast or under 1000 feet sight seeing in Maine, Massachusetts, New Hampshire, and Virginia. I am amazed how much fun and great sight seeing you can have at 90 mph!
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Carr, Frank - Aug 02,2017
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Peter, with your initial posting you implied you flew "up the beach", but didn't mention restricted areas. Did you have to deviate around them or get clearance? Last time I looked at a chart of the Atlantic coast line there was a bunch of gov't airspace, but I'm wondering if at low cruising altitudes were you clear of them?
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Peter Magnuson - Aug 20,2017
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Hello Frank, Sorry I just now saw your post. Yes, legally I flew along the east coast beach line at 300 feet or lower all they way from Jacksonville to Kitty Hawk. Later up the Hudson for a splash down and then then north shore of Long Island over to Cape Cod. A week later up to Maine which was really beautiful. Occasionally I called up airport control towers, as required, to request ""transit south to north off shore at 3000 feet"". Only one military airport on the shoreline, I forget where, maybe in the Carolinas, had totally garbled radios. I think they said I was cleared so I flew off shore at low altitude. Incredible to see the entire east coast from Florida to Maine eye to eye with the beautiful beaches, many sections completely uninhabited or undeveloped.
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