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Old 01-01-12, 02:12
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G'day Bob,

Your description reminded me of some great photos and descriptions of two carrier recoveries posted on MLU. The first was one where someone in Australia built a raft and floated a carrier across the Murray River. The other one was in Canada where people had tried for two or three snow seasons to liberate a carrier when there was an ice road available.

Does anyone know what has happened to these carriers since they were retrieved?

Can anyone recall the links to these great stories for me so I can follow them again? It would be much appreciated.

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Lionel
Hello All,

I found the threads about unusual carrier recoveries.

Cletracker - Erik - UC recovery part 1 19-03-10, 16:05
http://www.mapleleafup.net/forums/sh...378#post158378
My apologies the recovery took place in Sweden not Canada.

Ian Patrick - Carrier recovery with a difference 05-07-10, 21:50
http://www.mapleleafup.net/forums/sh...ad.php?t=15004

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Old 01-01-12, 02:47
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Ian patricks recovery for me has to be the most extreme i have seen.... definately the benchmark for crazy recoveries.... credit to him
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Robin,

Bravo Zulu for a great recovery!! Loved reading the tale and wish I had known as I would have gone just to observe and drink a large Timmy's double-double in the cold with you.
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