 “Lakes sans lakes.” A couple of Lake amphibs that decided to park high and dry instead of down at the seaplane base. |
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Oshkosh 2000 Image Gallery: <br>Day Six, Picture 35
Key Takeaways:
- The article presents a photo from Oshkosh 2000 featuring two "Lake amphibs" (amphibious aircraft).
- The aircraft are humorously noted as being parked "high and dry" on land, away from a seaplane base.
- The caption "Lakes sans lakes" highlights the ironic sight of the water-capable planes on dry ground.
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