Taxiing out from the Viking Outposts base at the end of the Howey Bay strip. About to depart from Red Lake and head up-country. At this time much of the activity of Viking's two Beavers - the other being C-GEZW - relates to the transport and support of canoeing parties. Taken on charge new by the US Army in 1958 as 57-2582. Imported to Canada in 1977, joining Direquair in Quebec as C-GGMB. Subsequently served with a number of operators across Quebec. Came to Red Lake with Wildcountry Airways in 1994. Transferred to Viking Outpost Cabins in 1997.

Returning to base at Viking Outpost Air on Howey Bay, after another day's work in support of upcountry canoeing parties.

Caught in the evening light, C-GEZW makes its way carefully and cautiously into the setting sun as it returns to its Viking Outpost Camps base at the furthermost end of the Howey Bay seaplane docks strip. It is returning with another upcountry canoeing party.

Still in the basic colours of its previous long term owner, Green Airways. Operating now for Viking Outpost Camps Ltd, and seen departing their base at the eastern end of the Howey Bay strip, heading upcountry in support of canoeing parties.

Ex USAF 57-6138, N3122F. First registered in Canada 11 June 1976. Registered to Viking Outpost Cabins Ltd 16 July 2010. It is still in the former Green Airways colours. At the Viking dock in Howey Bay.

C-GGMB tied to the Viking Outposts dock at Red Lake, Ontario, Canada.

At the Viking Outposts dock.