The day started with a phone call to Trenton to see if our visit was still one, sadly It wasn’t bud we could probably take pictures from the museum because it was open and situated at the end of the runway . After doing the museum and with no flying activity we decided to do some W&R at the old barracks next to the base, “what a mistake to make”, within a view moment we were surrounded by police cars. After explaining the situation we were left to go with a good advice “stay away from the fence” .
So we continued to Mountain View were our visit was also not a problem, because we arrived at lunch time we were strangely told to give ourselves a tour and report back when we were finished, so we did. Mountain View is the AMARC of the Canadian Air Force the platforms at the base were filled with CT-114 Tutor’s and recently retired CT-133 in the row of older ones was a familiar one of the Kiwi flight from Germany. With the platform covered we went into the hangers opening them one by one with the set of keys we resaved at the start of our visit. Every hanger had a different type of aircraft in it mostly packed close together . One of the hangers had a group off impounded CH-136 in it, apparently someone tried to do a deal not completely according to the rules.
Finished and after returning the keys we left in the direction of Toronto. One of the places we visited on the way was Campbellford Memorial Military Museum . The museum has a small collection of aircraft used by the Canadian Air Force.
On the way to Borden we spend the night in a Motel near Lindsay , as they say you meet Dutch people everywhere and we did , the owners from the hotel were from the same city as one of us, Tiel.