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Posted By:
Hal Brown
Date Posted:
Jul 10, 2005
Description:
Yes, Florida has water. Yes, Alaska has water. But the Mid-Atlantic area has some, too. Yesterday I flew one SeaRey hour northwest to MD01, Wingfield SPB (in the middle of R-4005, which Patuxant R NAS said was inactive below 3000 feet' yesterday) for a splash-in of the Maryland/Virginia/Delaware Seaplane Pilots association.
MD01 has a one-way 1200' turf runway (11/29)--the light green strip extending from the trees, parallel to the road--and of course water runways in St. Jerome Creek. The main Chesapeake Bay is about a mile to the right.
We're looking to the northeast here. The hangar (the white building beside the runway) contained a C-185.
Date Taken:
Jul 10, 2005
Place Taken:
Maryland, SE of the D.C. ADIZ
Owner:
Don Maxwell
File Name:
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