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Enjoy!
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Want some beaver?
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Jagdflieger
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Beavers
Loved it! I still see 'em quite often up here in the Pacific Northwest.
Early in my army career, I flew in them from time to time and understanding pilots let me fly 'em from the right seat once in a while.
Loved it! I still see 'em quite often up here in the Pacific Northwest.
Early in my army career, I flew in them from time to time and understanding pilots let me fly 'em from the right seat once in a while.
srgalahad
Charter Member 2022
ah but the Irish Rovers would be rolling in their ark...
for indeed, the loveliest of all was the unicorn
But a Beaver would be a pretty close second
The Fretless Bar Girls originally performed "The Beaver Song" at the deHavilland Beaver 50th Anniversary Conference held in Victoria, B.C. in October, 1997.
Bill Alder at Sealand Aviation liked the song so much that he asked Annemarie Kock & Elizabeth Harvey, the Fretless Bar Girls, to record it for posterity.
The Bar Girls can be reached at (see link)
http://www.sealandaviation.com/beaver_song.php
for indeed, the loveliest of all was the unicorn
But a Beaver would be a pretty close second
The Fretless Bar Girls originally performed "The Beaver Song" at the deHavilland Beaver 50th Anniversary Conference held in Victoria, B.C. in October, 1997.
Bill Alder at Sealand Aviation liked the song so much that he asked Annemarie Kock & Elizabeth Harvey, the Fretless Bar Girls, to record it for posterity.
The Bar Girls can be reached at (see link)
http://www.sealandaviation.com/beaver_song.php