This is an old film, perhaps from the '70's. I've never seen it before today. Perhaps it's been seen here but maybe not. It's worth another look anyway.

That was awesome, thanks for posting!

I'm reflecting on Canadian Myth too. It's a delicious blended whiskey for people with a slight lisp

Was thinkin' the same thing EZ.... Video was fun too.

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When ever I see old videos like this I'm curious about the people and where they are today. I Googled James Johnson and found that he passed away back in 2003 at a fairly young age.He left a legacy in Canadian aviation according to his obituary. It can be found here
http://passages.winnipegfreepress.com/p ... s_Johnson/
This video is from 1980, but it reminds of a old timer, Rex Terpening 40 years before this time, who was a flight engineer back in the days when they where flying the Fokker's and Fairchild's in the pioneering days. Life was extremely hard for those folks and I doubt too many of the kids today could handle that kind of hardship. I read Rex's book, Bent props and blow pots a several years back, and learned he was still alive. I could not resist calling him up. He was still sharp a tack despite his age. The 1980's don't seem that long ago, but so much has changed since then.