Observer photo/Stuart Hedstrom
COMING IN FOR A LANDING -- Following last year’s cancellation, the International Seaplane Fly-In returned to Greenville from Sept. 9-12 with pilots and spectators coming into the area to watch the craft land and take off from Moosehead Lake.
Observer photo/Stuart Hedstrom
COMING IN FOR A LANDING -- Following last year’s cancellation, the International Seaplane Fly-In returned to Greenville from Sept. 9-12 with pilots and spectators coming into the area to watch the craft land and take off from Moosehead Lake.
Seaplane Fly-In brings planes and people to Greenville
Observer photo/Stuart HedstromCOMING IN FOR A LANDING — Following last year’s cancellation, the International Seaplane Fly-In returned to Greenville from Sept. 9-12 with pilots and spectators coming into the area to watch the craft land and take off from Moosehead Lake.
Observer photo/Stuart Hedstrom COMING IN FOR A LANDING — Following last year’s cancellation, the International Seaplane Fly-In returned to Greenville from Sept. 9-12 with pilots and spectators coming into the area to watch the craft land and take off from Moosehead Lake. Observer photo/Stuart Hedstrom UP ABOVE — A seaplane flies over the roof of Kamp Kamp in downtown Greenville on its approach to land on Moosehead Lake Sept. 10 during the 47th annual International Seaplane Fly-In. Observer photo/Stuart Hedstrom PLANE AND BOAT TRAFFIC — Air and water craft shared Moosehead Lake during the 47th annual International Seaplane Fly-In leading up to and over the weekend. Observer photo/Stuart Hedstrom READY FOR TAKEOFF — A seaplane builds up speed to take off near downtown Greenville on Sept. 10 as part of the 2021 International Seaplane Fly-In.
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