Here are the pictures that should have been posted with the last post.
A picture of the plane that took us from Deer Lake to Thunder Bay. All in all there were 6 stops, making for a long day and a mild headache. The plane held 13 passengers and could not have been wider than the average car. The one advantage was that the longest flight was only 30 minutes.
A view of Thunder Bay from the sky. We flew into Thunder Bay at 3:20 pm.
This picture and the one that follows is trying to show how close we were to the Airport, but they do not give it any justice. Our hotel, Travelodge on the Airlane, should have been renamed to Travelodge on the Runway. Throughout the day the airplanes would fly overhead, shaking the windows to the brink of shattering. According to Thunder Bay's Airport website, there are 75 planes flying into Thunder Bay on any given day. This number is vastly underestimated, as there must have been over 100 flights just during the day.
A picture of the plane that took us from Deer Lake to Thunder Bay. All in all there were 6 stops, making for a long day and a mild headache. The plane held 13 passengers and could not have been wider than the average car. The one advantage was that the longest flight was only 30 minutes.
A view of Thunder Bay from the sky. We flew into Thunder Bay at 3:20 pm.
This picture and the one that follows is trying to show how close we were to the Airport, but they do not give it any justice. Our hotel, Travelodge on the Airlane, should have been renamed to Travelodge on the Runway. Throughout the day the airplanes would fly overhead, shaking the windows to the brink of shattering. According to Thunder Bay's Airport website, there are 75 planes flying into Thunder Bay on any given day. This number is vastly underestimated, as there must have been over 100 flights just during the day.
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