Re: "It's just pot.": Double Standard?

Gatt wrote:

> "Lobby Dosser" <lobby.dosser.mapson@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote in message 
> news:zgVmi.3096$4J4.1173@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
>>Also looks a bit like an amphibious.

>>Like so: <http://aircraftinnovation.com/photos/index.html>

> Those are spendy but they've always been one of my favorites.

> Back in 1989 or 1990 there was a re****t of one flying under a bridge in 
> downtown, which is illegal (even though it's an amphib.)    Law
enforcement 
> was all over the place looking for it.  Before I heard the news I saw
one 
> being pushed into a hangar at Troutdale.  They're not very common
airplanes, 
> so I have a hunch that was it.  Don't know whatever happened.

Whatever happened to the Seabee?  Had a ride in one of those, including 
a water takeoff and landing, when I was about 8 or 9 - neatest thing 
which could happen to a kid.

I understand they've just added one at the Evergreen Museum in 
McMinnville so maybe that's the answer to my question - they've all 
become museum pieces, too valuable to fly.

Peace and justice,