I came across this video on FB:



Haven't watched it through yet, but it looks pretty cool.

Looks like the video can't be embedded, but it still links to Vimeo.

I watched it on fb....I was only going to watch a little....it's addicting! Awesome real life video!!! For some reason I couldn't watch without smiling.
John

Addictive and then some - Smiles and then some.

Anyone know what the stone sawing was all about?
Construction or Ore samples?

Wannabe back

The rock sawing was east of Dease Lake. There's lots of Jade mining back there. You can't tell a Jade boulder from any other rock for certain unless you cut into it. They want to check for colour, and cracks also. The valuable stuff is then transported out of the bush. Aircraft, cat train, or truck.

I remember the Sande family. Good people. Well respected. Flying for them would have been a dream come true. Backbreaking work though, loading and unloading all that cargo. They ran one of the safest, and reputable bush charter outfits I've ever heard stories about.

hardtailjohn wrote:I watched it on fb....I was only going to watch a little....it's addicting! Awesome real life video!!! For some reason I couldn't watch without smiling.
John

+1 John
Alaska during that time was the same.......... single Otter was the only plane I ever flew where u had to push the nose down to go up