Flost plane docked on Lake Hood during a 10:30 pm sunset. Anchorage, Alaska
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Flost plane docked on Lake Hood during a 10:30 pm sunset. Anchorage, Alaska
Berthed next to Lake Hood in Anchorage Alaska.
Lake Hood is a float plane base and lies next to Ted Stevens International Airport in Anchorage, Alaska. You can see the control tower for that airport above the shed in the mid-ground. It's winter and with the ice on the lake it's quiet with no float planes taking to the air, however it is used by planes with skis instead of tires. This image was captured shortly before Sunset as the clouds play with the sun as it slowly drops below the horizon.
Sorry I haven't been on Flickr much in the last several months. My quality of life is low and it's difficult for me to get around. I'm hoping things may improve in the new year but this may be the new normal for me
Taken 26 December in Anchorage, Alaska.
A private Champion 7GCBC getting ready to depart Lake Hood. The aircraft is de-registrated now.
A nice PA-18 Super Cub on its way out for departure. This is a very common type in Alaska.
Mchugh Creek, Anchorage, Alaska
Bull moose has himself a dilemma. He has attracted two females who both seem very interested.
Unknown DHC-2 Beaver seen in 2018, presumably re-engineered and flying by now.
N82SF U-6A Beaver and N616W U-6A Beaver plus one on a truck.
N7836K Cessna 170B on the ramp at Lake Hood.
This aircraft was built in 1952.
N1649P Piper PA-22 TriPacer from the mid-fifties. Noted on the ramps by Lake Hood in Alaska in 2018.
De Havilland Canada DHC-2T Wipair Boss Turbo Beaver
