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Posted By:
Hal Brown
Date Posted:
Jul 10, 2005
Description:
This shows the MD01 cove, with the owner's Taylorcraft floatplane and a Cessna 182 tied up to the floating dock and a Lake anchored in the cove. There was also a C-182 landplane out of sight near the hangar. I didn't see it up close, and it took off soon after I arrived. This cove is water runway 14W/32W, and we're seeing it from the 32 end.
Date Taken:
Jul 10, 2005
Place Taken:
MD01
Owner:
Don Maxwell
File Name:
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Category:
23, Max Pix
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Frank A. Carr - Jul 14,2005
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Don, glad you got to enjoy one of the few clear summer days on the Chesapeake. The rest will be HH&H with 3 miles in haze and little or no horizon. At least in Florida, while we have Hot and Humid, we can see blue sky with no haze, err, at least before the afternoon thunderstorms.<br /><br />After flying 15 years around the Chesapeake, I was unaware of MD01 seaplane base. Thanks for the photos.
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Don Maxwell - Jul 14,2005
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Frank C., the owner of MD01, Stan Sweikar, a seaplane instructor, has lived there for 15 or 20 years. There are no services, although he and his wife are genial folks and would probably be glad to drive a seaplane pilot to a gas station. No one there that day had seen a SeaRey before, but they seemed interested in it.
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