What us the purpose of that big patch of land in the middle of the lake? Is it man made?

Wreckage?

Was it Reagal???

Is this that same area where a plane was trying to takeoff, banked and crashed towards the left into those buildings not too long ago?

Beautiful Aircraft!!

Okay, the pontoons are both low I think, certainly the right is lower than the left. Also the is fuselage the right word? Behind the engine there is a gap where there should be no gap. Bruised plane, may recover, glad no injuries...

Bit of an anti-climax but there was some damage...

They are all plane wrecks.

So. Where was the wreckage. What was removed. Guys in a yellow boat go back and forth in 15 minutes. Sorry. What is this?

Giant women

Godzilla

*Let the Sunshine In...*

Wonder where it dropped off the cargo at

Saw a different view, the "front" end of the box is like a sectioned plate thingy, best I can explain, maybe dig deep in VRF Grab Bags you can find it...

Radials instead of PT6s. For historical reasons? Great looking plane. I used to watch them up in Kodiak flying in and out of the harbor.

So there was another plane wreck??? When did that happen??

Awesome video!

Keokuk Iowa

"What's in the box?"

Is this in Alaska?

So the wreckage moved under its' own power? Not much "wreckage"

If it looks like a duck, sounds like a duck, and flies like a duck, it's a Grumman Goose! 😁😅😂🙃

Was surprised to see narrow boats , thought I went to cruising the cut lol

Moron in sailboat

WOW !! Beautiful video! Thank you ! I’ve been fortunate enough to have sailed on five Transatlantic voyages aboard QM2. She is a majestic and elegant ocean liner , both inside and outside. One of a kind! Not a run of the mill cruise ship, but a true express liner that harkens back to the Golden Age of Sea Travel from the 1900’s thru 1950’s !😌

A beautiful aircraft and wonderful piloting skills, I found myself thinking "Sink rate, pull up!" lol.

good camera guy

Thankyou STL like watching the narrow boat's as well

I guessing here, but these people have got to be 'hire' boater's.....

Very cool to see a different lock in a different part of the world. I love all your cams.🥰

Lovely video ❤

St Pancras Lock is a lock on the Regent's Canal, in the London Borough of Camden, England. The St Pancras Basin is nearby.

I read the description, no mention of where this is. 🤔? Looks nice though! 👍🤠

What a fantastic video. Thanks for sharing this. Moreover, congratulations to the restoration team! I love the color combination. Well done team.

Pretty bird, everybody should have one...

ABSOLUTELY MAGNIFICENT BRAVO 👏🏻 👏🏻👏🏻👍👍

Touch for scoop the water into bladder at plane

Great job : the plane is beautiful with nice colours !!

Such an interesting tow. Apparently originally built as a retractable wheelhouse vessel in 1967 by St. Louis Ship, she was converted to a fixed pilothouse after being purchased by Ingram Marine in 2002. Sold to Yazoo River Towing in late 2022/early 2023 and renamed Melanie Hart to honor Yazoo President Patrick Smith's daughter. Her lines remind me somewhat of the Great Lakes ore and product ships, especially the wheelhouse. Haven't seen here lock theough in real time yet, so thanks to STL for the rewind!

Awesome video of the legendary vessel ❤❤

OSHA nightmare.

"The plane! The plane!" No WAIT. That's a Goose. Even more impressive than a Widgeon.

I hear the train a comin' It's rolling round the bend…

This channel is a window into another world. An escape. Thanks so much.

A lovely day. My moment of zen channel channeling. ;). Keokuk such an interesting name.

Beautiful! Not bad for an 80 year old flying boat. Grumman ironworks and dedicated maintenance. I'd like to think that if and when I hit 80 I'm in such great condition!

I like the way the pilot was picking his nose and landed on the wrong lake.

Great footage! And, yes, she's a magnificent vessel. As a point of trivia, I know they time her departure very carefully to coordinate with the tides--ensuring the tides are low enough for her to clear the Verrazzano-Narrows Bridge. Thanks for the lovely images of her departure.

Nice to see such an old aircraft still flying and even better that it's a seaplane.

Very cool piece of US history 👍😎✊