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Rainy day wilderness takeoff
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Rainy day wilderness takeoff

by Steve Foss

Category: Man & NatureAdded June 17, 20062,070 views

Outdoor Recreation, Scenery, Rain

Keywords: float, plane, floatplane, BWCA, wilderness, fly-in, beaver, canoe, rain, mist

Rain or shine, Shagawa Lake, outside Ely, is a common jumping-off point for wilderness fly-in trips. Here, canoe strapped to the floats, a deHavilland Beaver taxis for takeoff during a shower. The beaver, renowned as a bush plane for more than 50 years, remains a workhorse for fly-in outfitters and the U.S. Forest Service.
Image Format: Digital Capture - 7 to 9MPImage Crop: Greater than 75% of originalDigital Enhancement: NoneModel Release: NAProperty Release: NACaptive: NA