Lake Rescue PART3 - Lake Recovery 

So many people have been asking Paul and I what happened to the Lake Buccaneer from the forced landing in episode one and two that we had to post a follow up video explaining what we know to date. If you haven't seen the first two episodes in the series please watch those first as it puts all this in context. We still don't know everything about why the engine stopped turning on that fateful trip back in February but we do know a lot more than we did back when we first posted about the story. This video covers what we know as of September 2023 and it also covers how the Lake Buccaneer was recovered from the icy surface of Alton Lake in northern Ontario. Enjoy!
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