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If you have any photos of Amphibian Aircraft that you would like to see posted on this website please send them to us. We will be more than happy to post your photo(s) for all to see. We are also looking for stories to post about your Amphibious Adventures. Stories can be anything form just having a fun time to hair razing adventures, even a romantic adventures can be inspirational (Keep it clean).

The object is to keep alive the spirit of the Seaplanes and the Era when Seaplanes ruled the World. If you have any suggestion on how to improve this website please feel free to write, or better yet get involved.

	G-73 Mallard Thank You Andrew Seybel for sending this photo of the G-73 Mallard. Andrew commented: "Hi Steve, just checked out your website, and see you need a pic of the prettiest amphib ever to fly.............enjoy"! Did you know that the Albatross was originally named the Pelican?
	Loening Air Yacht Posted by Andrew Seybel for your enjoyment. Here is the Granddaddy of the Grumman Duck, the Loening Air Yacht. Leroy Grumman worked for Grover Loening before starting his own company, and Grover was also an early financial backer of the new Grumman Corp. The Grumman team of engineers consulted with Loening on many of Grumman's now famous amphibians. I'll send you a pic of the Grumman Tadpole, a one off they never put into production, a mistake as they watched their competitor, Republic Aviation made a killing on it's SeaBee, many of which are still flying today. But that's not the end of the story. The principal designer of the Tadpole later formed his own company, and you see his Lakecraft, or Laker amphibs world wide.
	Grumman Tadpole Posted by Andrew Seybel for your enjoyment. The Grumman Tadpole, one that Grumman never put into production, a mistake as they watched their competitor, Republic Aviation made a killing on it's SeaBee, many of which are still flying today. But that's not the end of the story. The principal designer of the Tadpole later formed his own company, and you see his Lakecraft, or Laker amphibs world wide.