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Respecting the land we stand on, I acknowledge that I work, live and reside on the unceded territory of the Lekwungen speaking people of the Esquimalt and Songhees First Nations.
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Beautiful. I have been flying this plane for years in the Microsoft Flight Simulator. There is even a better version on XPlane 12. It's amazing how what I'm seeing closely resembles what you just saw. But you did the real thing.
@KCPrible98, thanks finding the lounge. I'm thrilled you found the front row seat, it's reserved for you. I am truly grateful for your kind words, engagement and support, thank you. There are quite a view visitors to the lounge that fly the Microsoft Flight Simulator, it's very cool. I agree how real the sim ride is. Technology today is incredible and it just keeps getting more incredible. Best....Corrie
@2:57 because of the missing beat on idle, a Beaver sounds a bit like an old Harley on idle. Cool.
@user-wm3jp5pp3o, Thanks Marc for your interesting analogy on the Beaver sound. I agree, it does kind of sound like an old Harley. Without a doubt both sounds can be recognized from quite a distance and it is pure joy. I am thrilled you found the front row seat in the lounge, it is always reserved for you. Thank you for your kind words and support, I am truly grateful. Best....Corrie
Wonderful we're feasting on Beavers today. A few clouds always makes the aircraft photography better than wall to wall blue. That cloudscape was as amazing. The lady in the tower seems to have a trace of a Scottish accent. Having been married to a Scot for 40+ years i tend to pick up on them from a mile.
@mothmagic1, Thanks Ian for your always kind words, engagement and support, I am truly grateful. It's Beaver Saturday! I didn't notice the lady in the tower has a Scottish accent, but then again, you speak from many years of experience with first hand knowledge. I can well imagine both ladies are amazing people. I'm 1/4 Scottish myself. Hope all is well in England. Best....Corrie
Always find it amazing the Beavers are still out there working away
The reason is that are just so good at doing what they were designed for.
@@mothmagic1 And well built to start with
@jamesburnside3023 @mothmagic1, a Beaver is a steady workhorse. Built well, designed well and it's longevity is truly remarkable. Thank you Ian and Jim for supporting my channel week after week. Your always kind words and engagement is first class. I am sincerely grateful to you both. Best...Corrie
Corrie, great video of your epic flight. I could feel the anticipation of flight just before take-off, with that rumbling engine. I'm soooo glad you got the chance to experience this long-awaited flight. It sounds like you had a great experience. I didn't realize how quickly pilots have to lose altitude to get into that harbour! One concern I have though is that being a part of SAR, I'm used to hearing the pilots verbally go through check lists. Did they do this and you just cut out the footage, or was this skipped? And resting one's hands on the yoke is a good way to get sprained or even fractured wrists during turbulence. It isn't considered "best practices". Again, I'm probably biased with my SAR work, as we have a ton of safety procedures and check lists. We try to work bad habits out of the pilots we train. Complacency leads to inattention, and inattention leads to accidents. Speaking of safety, thanks for mentioning the safety handout!
@Astromechy, thanks for your kind words, knowledgeable engagement and support, I am truly grateful. My time in the plane was one complete clip, no cuts. I can honestly say, I paid little attention to the pilot doing his check list, I was just excited to be up front and was gawking around the harbour. Honestly, not being a pilot, I don't pay attention to how a pilot should do their job. I always pay close attention to the safety briefing, that's my biggest concern. It was a smooth journey and I loved every minute of it. Can't wait to go again. My spelling error is an oversight on my part, I tend to make at least one mistake per video. Once I've uploaded a video, it can't be changed. Abbotsford Air Show next weekend, pretty excited. Hope you have a great long weekend. Best....Corrie
@@leftcoastcorrie I unfortunately can't make the Abbotsford Air Show this year, as I have a prior training engagement. But, I'm sure you will have a lot of fun and get some great video and pictures! I can live vicariously through you this year! Don't worry about the typo, its just something my brain tends to notice.
@Astromechy, I hope your training goes well. I'm staying in Chilliwack with my aunt and uncle. Not only am I looking forward to the air show, it's great to catch up with the family. Best....Corrie
Thank you Corrie that was very interesting. I wish I knew my landmarks better. I Think I can still see the smile on your face.b
@johnreid4363, yes John, I still have a smile on my face. The city looks so different from high above. It really is quite stunning. Thanks for your always kind words and support, I am truly grateful. Say hi to Patti for me, and have a great long weekend. Best...Corrie
That was fun. I used to live in Cow valley, so been in and around there lots of times. Also, a private pilot, so threw the headphones on and almost like being there.
@craig7350, thank for sharing your fond memories of Cow valley and being a pilot. I recently spent 2 weeks housesitting on the Cowichan river, about 5k away from Lake Cowichan, it was stunning. Heard lots of planes doing stalls overhead, it was pretty neat to hear. While in the valley took in a antique truck show at the BC Forest Discovery Centre, that was a trip down memory lane and spent a few hours at Nanaimo Harbour filming seaplanes. I am truly grateful for your kind words, engagement and support, thank you. I'm glad you found the front row seat, it's reserved for you. Best....Corrie
Awesome flight Thanks for taking us along
@jamesburnside3023, Thanks Jim, I'm happy you came along. It's way more fun to share the journey with fun people. I am truly grateful for your always kind words and support. Best....Corrie
Grrrrrrrrrr!1 Kilahmeters!! NO NO! It's KIL - O - Meters!! Kilo means 1000. Meters means Distance. The "O' Does NOT change in the word KILO!!! By the way, very nice video. Always wonder what it sounded like on a Beaver.
@KensHobbies409, Ken, I'm sorry the way I pronounce kilometers bothers you. I say it the way I say it, and I've said it this way since we switched to metric in the early 70's. I sincerely hope you enjoyed this video. I put my heart and soul into the production of every video. It's true, I do make mistakes now and again. I hope you will continue to support my channel, I am truly grateful for your engagement and support, thank you. Best....Corrie
@@leftcoastcorrie That's because the US did not want to follow Canada. Now if one looks at it. where are all Our G PS's, PC's programmed...Right US!! The awe came in I I can understand why too due to the Alaska Highway with so many books out there that were in miles, now they come up * Were now in kilometres, A point of interest is written for stopping, well how it goes...Ahhhhhhhhhhhh, where are We? That's how the Ah, or is it Awe? Spell it the way it sounds. That's what I was taught when in school. here's another one for Your Information The Phonetic Alphabet teaches K as keelo and L as leema. Correct pronouncing is Kilo & Lima. Remember the vowels..a,e,i.o.u & sometimes y. Look at the "I"(India) it's either I am or It is. O & top it off, kilovolts, kilogram, kilowatts. Why only one word? two words.. kilo is one word in front of everything else. You don't hear kilahgrams nor kilahwatts, do You? I learned that as a child even before Canada went metric as My Dad came from Finland to begin with.
@KensHobbies409, I appreciate the English lesson, you are absolutely correct. Best....Corrie
@@leftcoastcorrie I pronounce it both ways. It depends on the context or my mood. 🤣
@Astromechy, it's a bad habit the way I pronounce kilometre. I've had way worse habits than a mispronounced word, I can live with it. I'm sure it will happen again. I'll probably make more spelling mistakes too. It would be amazing to have an editor....some day. The most fun part about KZread is chatting with amazing visitors to the lounge, and my camera in my hand. Best....Corrie
Congrats! I've been in a Beaver once and it was the front seat. They gotta be one of the most successful, iconic and durable planes ever built.
@Mo_Taser, thanks so much for your always kind words, engagement and support, I am sincerely grateful. It was a bucket list item for sure and I'd go again in a heartbeat. What a ride! I just love the Beaver, as you said, it is one of the most successful, iconic and durable planes ever built. I'm also incorporating your query about the fuel barge in Vancouver, it's super cool history and should be included. It's a fixture in Coal Harbour. Hope you have an awesome long weekend. Abbotsford Air show next weekend. Yippee! Best....Corrie
I'm jealous :)
@kenbarthSimAV8tor, Ken, if you are up to it, I would love to go for a Beaver ride with you. We could do a sightseeing tour from Nanaimo. I'm in, if you're in. The cost is around $200.00. I am truly grateful for your always kind words and support, sincere thanks. I hope all is well in the stunning Comox Valley. Abbotsford air show is next weekend, I can hardly wait! Best...Corrie
@@leftcoastcorrie I'm interested just need to check my August appointments 👍 I'll update via text 👍
@kenbarthSimAV8tor, sounds amazing! Look forward to hearing from you. Best....Corrie
You lucky lady. Thank you for sharing your pleasure with us. So that's your spotting perch. Looks like a good spot. You had some nice weather for the day.
@mothmagic1, Thanks Ian for your always kind words, engagement and support. I am truly grateful. I hope the next Beaver ride is with you. I would do this again in a heartbeat. My spotting spot is a perfect perch, I often lean on the fence to keep as steady as I possibly can. Best...Corrie
Whatever you are doing seems to work well.
@mothmagic1, Ian you are too kind. I thank you from the bottom of my heart. I've been working at improving my editing, it's a skill and I hope to get just a bit better with each video. Thanks for sharing the journey, it's better when shared with great people. Best....Corrie
Nice - as always!
@billstruth1128, thanks Bill, I am truly grateful for your always kind words and support. I'm really proud how this video turned out. The start up at the dock until shut down was one continuous clip with no cuts. Best....Corrie
Another great start to my morning. Thanks Corrie
@randyhuffman9370, Randy, I am truly grateful for your always kind words and support, thank you from the bottom of my heart. Best....Corrie
I cannot believe the beauty from up there, nor can I believe how quiet you were or why they never gave you a parachute in case you miss behaved. Well done video. Have a glorious long weekend
@gettingold59, I was really well behaved, didn't say anything, didn't touch anything.There was no parachute, but there was a floatation buckled up. I was offered a headset, but wanted to just hear the humm of the lovely radial engine. It was remarkable. One of the best flights ever! Thanks for the cleaning service, the lounge being clean allows me to continue with filming amazing journeys. Allan, your always kind words and support means the world to me and I sincerely thank you. Best....Corrie
Oh wow.thanks Corrie for making my day.😊❤
@shaunpavery-pn5jq, Shaun, it was a stunning journey, I could do it over and over again. It's a tick off the bucket list for sure. I will have to go for a Beaver ride in Nanaimo and Vancouver. I'm truly grateful I could make your day. You kind words and support means the world to me and I sincerely thank you. Best....Corrie
Is the first plane a Kenmore Air Beaver? Not a fan of any music soundtrack but I understand with your microphone not working 👍 👌
@kenbarthSimAV8tor, Thanks Ken for your always kind words, engagement and support, I am truly grateful. You know it, the first on the scene is a Kenmore Air Beaver. Ah yes, the music. You share the sentiment of most, no music. I was torn with this video, zero audio was much worse than music. It was an experiment and a learning experience. Best....Corrie
Great video again Corrie!!!!
@christineschroetter3708, Thanks Christine. I am truly grateful for your always kind words and support. This was so much fun! Not only did I get to watch this beautiful steam train, I got to ride it! This magical place holds many great memories of times gone by. Best....Corrie
Excellent content once again Corrie! Fitting alternative on such a gusty day at Vic Harbour. Keep up the great productions 😎✈️🇨🇦
@RyDon85, Thanks Ryan, I am truly grateful for your kind words, engagement and support. This was a fun video, I really enjoyed making it. Best...Corrie
Enjoyed the different format but still prefer your narrative
@johnreid4363, thanks John, I truly appreciate your always kind words and support. The sentiment has been what you said, apparently people want to hear my narrative. I'm quite surprised and humbled. Best....Corrie
I rode that seaplane service between Vancouver and Victoria in 1990. What a memory!
@KokowaSarunoKuniDesu, thanks for stopping by, the front row seat is always reserved for you. I have a few videos posted of the entire journey Victoria to Vancouver and Vancouver to Victoria in an Otter. I was fortunate to record the journeys from the right seat. I am truly grateful you've shared a great memory of these amazing seaplanes. I sincerely thank you for your kind words, engagement and support, thank you. Best....Corrie
Well, you outdid yourself. The AI generated music certainly is neat. You may want to use some AI music interlaced with your great running commentary. Music fade ins and outs over certain events when there no audio available might be quite effective. Great effort 10/10
@hamradio3716, thanks for your kind words and support, I am truly grateful. I enjoyed making this video, it was twice the work, but an interesting challenge. Best....Corrie
I have to remind myself that sometimes you aren't editing scenes and clipping them together, but that this is just continuous video, with takeoffs and landings one after another. It can be quite the busy aerodrome at the harbour! When it is raining (which must be quite often in Vancouver), how do you protect yourself and your equipment? Great video, Corrie.
@Astromechy, it can be quite a challenge when it rains to keep my gear from not getting soaked. I hold my camera with both hands, which means I can't hold and umbrella. A rain drop on my camera lens happens now and again and that's can ruin a clip. I have to stop recording, a quick lens clean and go again. If it rains heavy, I don't last too long out there. Thanks for your always kind words, engagement and support, I am truly grateful. Best....Corrie
Fantastic Corrie well done
@jamesburnside3023, thanks Jim. I am truly grateful for your always kind words and support. Best....Corrie
Great capture Corrie, nice to see a different Beaver. It really doesn't matter what angle you see them from or what the paint scheme is they always look fantastic. I'll br back for more on Friday.
@mothmagic1, I was pretty excited when I saw a "new Beaver"! It was amazing that I caught it coming and going. Can't wait for you to watch Friday's Beaver video, I am pretty happy how it turned out. The sound is a glorious hummm. It made my heart sing. Ian, I am sincerely grateful you are on this incredible journey with me. We've been hanging out together coming up 2 years. Your continued support, knowledgeable engagement and always kind words means the world to me and I am truly grateful. Best....Corrie
@@leftcoastcorrie if we don't stop meeting like we'll have people talking about us. Oh well if they are talking about they're leaving someone else alone.
@mothmagic1, let them talk....lol. They'll be saying how much they've learned, and that's a great thing. Best....Corrie
It was plain to see the effect of the wind. The pilots getting a wing down into wind before lift off points to a fairly strong crosswind. Love that Twin Otter. The music was rather fitting.
@mothmagic1, I've learned from this video. I was so happy with the visuals and bummed about no audio. I will only use music if the audio is really bad or non existent. I did have fun finding the right music for the right time. It's all about timing and learning. Ia, I am truly grateful for your always kind words and support, thank you. Best....Corrie
@@leftcoastcorrie You did a far better job than I could have.I'm so rubbish with tech that I wouldn't even know how to upload a video to KZread.
@mothmagic1, oh my goodness, technology and I are not best friends. In fact it doesn't like me at all. Uploading a video is the easy part. It's the editing I'm still on a steep learning curve with. I've only been editing for 8 months. My friend that I collaborated with on the music for this video used to do all my editing. I was shown some simple editing basics and I was on my own. Learning to edit has helped with my filming too. Best...Corrie
Considering how recently you started posting these videos your progress has advanced rapidly. I t's always a pleasure to watch them.
@mothmagic1, Thanks Ian, I appreciate you're on the journey. The journey is best shared with good friends, one can never have too many good friends. It's been a steep learning curve and it's still a climb. Best...Corrie
How long has that floating Chevron station been there. I remember seeing it all my life, and that's awhile.
@Mo_Taser, interesting question you ask, very intriguing. I had never given it much thought, so I went digging. I'm sure you remember the floating Chevron fuel dock your whole life. The original barge went into service in 1959 and was there until early 2010. In January 2010 the Chevron Legacy fuel barge started it's service and is the one we see in my videos. I've included a link to the Chevron fuel barge history. I found it really informative and really cool. ral.ca/2010/03/11/chevron-legacy-state-art-marine-fuel-station-vancouver-harbour/ Thanks again for a great question. I learned something new today. Thanks for your always kind words, engagement and support, I am truly grateful. Best....Corrie
@@leftcoastcorrie You're too kind, Corrie. I wasn't aware the old fuel barge had been replaced. Thank you for that and the link.👍
@Mo_Taser, happy to oblige. I learned something too. Best part of a day is to learn something new. I won't forget the fuel barge history. In future Vancouver videos, I am going to ad in a narrative with a brief history of the Chevron Fuel barge. It's very cool. I always figure, if I find something interesting, someone else will also find it interesting. That was the whole premise of starting my channel, and here I am 2 years later. Sharing interesting things with amazing people. Best....Corrie
I remember when the 9 O’Clock Gun was not encased and hidden. So it goes with modern society😢
@57Jimmy, it's sad how modern society has evolved. Thanks for your kind words and support. Best....Corrie
Just learned about squawk or transponder codes used by ATC the other day. The digits used are always 0 to 7 and the codes are always 4 digits long. These codes allow ATC to track a plane with a basic transponder. More advanced versions of the transponder protocol have digital information added to the 4 digit ‘squawk’ code’ such as GPS co-ordinates, rate of climb, etc. Pretty neat stuff (for a geek like me).
@hamradio3716, thanks for sharing the information you learned about squawk codes, it is very relevant and useful. The information shared by this engaged community is truly remarkable. I agree, it is pretty neat stuff, for both geeks and non geeks...lol. Your kind words, knowledge and support is second to none. I am sincerely grateful you visit the lounge week after week, thank you. Best....Corrie
You'll find that there are also specific codes. 7000 -conspicuity outside controlled airspace, 7700 -hi-jacking and there is one for radio failure and another for in flight emergency which I can't remember. Here in UK we have one for traffic in the Manchester Low Level Corridor. Welcome to geek paradise. You'll also notice in Corrie's videos that the pilots say A-firm (short for affirmative) so that if either tower or pilot only catch the tail end of it there's no chance of it being confused with negative. We don't use yes and no in aviation.
@mothmagic1, thanks for adding to the conversation. I'm grateful for those that know, share what they know. It's amazing how much interesting and valuable information is shared within this amazing community. Best....Corrie
@@leftcoastcorrie It's your fault Corrie you bring out the worst in me. 😊
@mothmagic1, I would call it bringing out your best. Best....Corrie
Another great start to my day. Thanks Corrie
@randyhuffman9370, Thanks Randy, I am truly grateful for your always kind words and support. Best...Corrie
Another really nice sequence - well produced - nice variety of aircraft. We appreciate your hard work!!!
@billstruth1128, Bill, I am truly grateful your kind words, engagement and support, thank you. I thought it was a pretty amazing variety of aircraft too. I put my heart and soul into producing my videos, I appreciate you continue to watch. Best...Corrie
Awesome
@jamesburnside3023, Thanks Jim. I wasn't sure if this would work out, I think it turned out alright. I appreciate your always kind words and support. Best...Corrie
Music is too much and miss the engine noise
@SailingtheLoungeResurrected, thanks for your honest opinion, it is the sentiment of the day. I am truly grateful for your engagement and support, thank you. Best....Corrie
The music is quite dramatic where it needs to be but no replacement for your dulcet tones.
@MrGarrych, I appreciate your kind, sincere feedback. This was an experiment and I've found out that the majority of visitors to the lounge prefer hearing my voice. I have to admit, I am honoured and humbled. I am grateful you found the front row seat, it's always reserved for you. Thank you for your kind words and support. Best...Corrie
Nice flying pilots! Nice video Corrie, love that approach behind the buildings. Oh yeah, if you don't talk anymore me no watch anymore... Remember the mike!
@frankthomas855, Thanks Frank. I appreciate your honesty. This has only happened a few times that I've had zero audio. I will only use music as a last resort. The same thing happened in Nanaimo, I had no audio. For the Nanaimo video, I will make sure I do my voice narrations. Some of the Nanaimo seaplanes are new to me, I have some research to do. If you love engine music, this coming Friday's video has the lovely sound of a radial engine, from the inside. It is a full flight sightseeing adventure in my first Beaver ride. I was fortunate to sit in the right seat. I'm really proud of the Beaver video. Thanks for your always kind words and support, I am truly grateful. Best....Corrie
You weren't kidding about the wind that day. You can tell by all the choppy water, the stalled gliding of the plane landings, the full wind socks and waving flags, and rocking/bobbing of the boats/planes. I think the music is a good choice for when the audio is poor (or non-existent in this case), but I do enjoy your commentary. Another fine video. Keep up the great work, Corrie.
@Astromechy, I was pretty upset with myself for making another rookie mistake....dead equipment. Had the microphone not been plugged in, I would have at least had some wicked background wind and engine noise. I'm not a fan of the saying, "it is, what it is". In this case it is the truth. Needless to say, I was pretty excited to be seeing the new Twin Otter for the second time and didn't want to just delete the footage. I appreciate your honest comments, it's how I learn and grow. This was a a fun video to put together and I really thought the AI music was pretty fitting. It actually took twice as long to edit, compared to a video with background audio. Your always kind words, engagement and support means the world to me, thank you. Best...Corrie
@@leftcoastcorrie Definitely the music was fitting, and actually quite epic sounding. Thank your friend for the use of the musical accompaniment. Honestly, I'm not sure I would have commented about the lack of sound had you not done your previous videos with those great engine sounds! Great video.
@Astromechy, I am a student of life and am having the most fun learning, growing, experimenting and chatting with amazing people. Best....Corrie
Corrie, I just found out that the Coulson Group Martin Mars Water Bomber ("Hawaiian Mars") is being mothballed and is making its last public appearance sometime around mid- to late-August in Victoria, before it heads to a museum there. It is currently holding short (high speed taxi) tours in Port Alberni.
@Astromechy, I have been following the progress of the magnificent Martin Mars and have been waiting for a definitive date of it's arrival into Pat Bay. Short of this conflicting with the Abbotsford Air Show, I will be there. The Martin Mars used to fly directly over my home when I was a kid. It was a sight to behold and I will never forget it. I am thrilled it's new home will be the BC Aviation Museum. I appreciate the heads up, I would hate to miss this once in a lifetime viewing opportunity. I am sincerely grateful for your always kind words, knowledgeable engagement and support. Best...Corrie
I prefer your commentary and the sounds of the real world - airplanes, even the wind… Thanks
@flyovercounty1427, thanks for your kind feedback, I appreciate your honesty. Every video is a new experience. I was so upset to have absolutely zero audio that I almost put it in the "trash bin". I knew I had really great visuals and decided to try this experiment. I will have a similar video in the not too distant future as it was filmed the same day. I will change it up and ad more of my cheery narrative....lol. I'm really excited about this coming Friday's video. It was my first ride in a Beaver. Captain Ian graciously let me record the whole journey from the right front seat. I was well behaved and didn't touch a thing, other than to fasten my seatbelt/floatation device and to review the safety card. The audio of the radial engine humming away is an auditory experience not to be missed. I am truly grateful for your sincere engagement and support, thank you. Best...Corrie
Another great show.. The music was a nice alternative, but I prefer to hear your narration throughout the video..
@randyhuffman9370, thanks Randy, I appreciate your kind thoughts and support. Best....Corrie
Oh yes, Very nice, Corrie.
@AVMamfortas, thanks for your kind words and support. I had to do something and this is what something sounded like. I won't do it too often, just when I have bad audio. I happens now and again. Best....Corrie
You might be onto a winner there !
@grahamb701, Thanks Graham, I appreciate your kind feedback and support. I'd much rather hear engine noise, but I had nothing and noting is not good. Best...Corrie
As always great coverage Corrie have a great weekend
@jamesburnside3023, thanks Jim. I am truly grateful for your always kind words and support. I've learned a lot from watching great creators. Jim, you are a great creator! It is a pleasure to watch your amazing train videos. Best....Corrie
Seair C-GOBC. How appropriate is that?
@Astromechy, pretty appropriate! Thanks for pointing it out. Always grateful for your kind words, engagement and support, thank you. Best...Corrie
Hi Corrie,have a great weekend.love from England.🐬✈️🤓
@shaunpavery-pn5jq, Thanks Shaun, I am truly grateful for your always kind words and support. Canada and I wish you a great weekend too. With love from Canada. Best...Corrie
A nice gentle breeze by what ATC was saying. 070 degrees at 7 knots veering to 080 at 5 knots is nice and gentle. When it comes to a choice between the Beaver and Otter the Beaver is by far the best looking of the two. Have a great weekend.
@mothmagic1, Ian, my dream came true yesterday. I checked with Harbour Air day after day if there is a Beaver sightseeing tour. It was an Otter most of the time. I finally got my right seat ride in a Beaver ride. It was epic! The sound from the inside was amazing! I was fortunate to have a beautiful day and no smoke. We have a big fire not too far from home, in Sooke. It will get it edited and uploaded next Thursday or Friday. Thanks for your always kind words, engagement and support, I am truly grateful. Best...Corrie
@@leftcoastcorrieWell done, so pleased you had a good day for your flight. Beavers are just wonderful
@mothmagic1, I knew it was going to be an epic journey, how could it not be? The Captain's name is Ian! I still want to go for a Beaver ride with you and hope someday we can. Best....Corrie
@@leftcoastcorrieI can only say it's a good name. Yes I too hope we can manage that.
@mothmagic1, you come here and we'll go for a Beaver ride and I'll go to England and we'll ride the NYMR. That would be a dream come true! Best...Corrie
Looks like heaven to me...
@frankthomas855, I agree, it looks like heaven to me too.... Thanks for your kind words and support, I am truly grateful. Best...Corrie
Good morning Corrie Is the Caravan a turbo version? Have a great day and weekend Corrie 👍
@kenbarthSimAV8tor, Ken, I am not sure if the Caravan is a turbo version. I'm sure we will get a definitive answer. Thanks Ken, I am truly grateful for your always kind words, engagement and support. You have a great weekend too. Fortunately no smoke here. Best...Corrie
@@leftcoastcorrie The props and the nose of the plane also makes me think turbo.
@kenbarthSimAV8tor, Ken, we will get to the bottom of this query. You are more than likely correct, I'd like to know too. I forgot to tell you. I went for a Beaver sightseeing tour yesterday. It was Epic! I sat in the right seat and recorded the whole journey. The sound inside is so very different from the sound on the outside. It was remarkable, I'm still giddy. I'm working on the video and should have it ready for Thursday or Friday. Best...Corrie
@@leftcoastcorrie Awesome! I'm jealous 😃
@kenbarthSimAV8tor, Ken, we should go on a Beaver sightseeing tour! We could go out of Nanaimo? I'm in if you are. Best...Corrie
Another great show to start my day.. Thanks🙂
@randyhuffman9370, Thanks Randy, always grateful for your kind words and support. I'm happy you know the front row seat is always reserved for you. Best....Corrie
As always you nailed it Corrie, Cheers Jim
@jamesburnside3023, Thanks Jim, I am truly grateful for your always kind words and support. I went for my first ride in a Beaver yesterday. It was an epic ride. I should have the video ready Thursday or Friday. Best...Corrie
Just love what you do Corrie 😀👍🏻🇨🇦 Cheers, John. NZ🇳🇿
@JohnBatchelor-zb3pu, John, your kind words and support means the world to me and I sincerely thank you. The lounge is a better place when you visit. Best...Corrie
subbed instantly just for the mere idea that someone would spend the time filming this. I loove it
@christurner6854, Welcome to the lounge, I'm happy you took the front row seat, it's reserved for you. Thanks for your kind words, engagement and support, I am truly grateful. I hope you have a look around, I have some pretty good videos. Best...Corrie