On the 60th anniversary of its arrival, the Avro Lancaster bomber owned and flown by the Canadian Warplane Heritage Museum returned to the Goderich Airport.
I went on the Saturday which turned out to be the less busy of the two days. It was a great chance to see the Lancaster up close, and I figured out the vibration reduction wasn’t working on my telephoto.
In May I headed out to catch the brightest Northern Lights I’ve ever seen before driving to see railway remains in Palmerston and current trains in Innerkip
Late winter and spring flew by with a few train shots, some foggy nights, walks around Stratford, and a total solar eclipse
During an unseasonably warm weekend in February my buddy Dan asked if I wanted to go up and do some aerial photography practice before our schedules got busy in the spring and summer. There’s not much that will stop me from saying yes to shooting out the open side of his kit Piper J-3 Cub replica.
We ended up circling Exeter before flying over to Hensall, Dashwood, and the Port Blake shoreline before landing at dusk. It was a lot colder than I expected, but still a great time.
