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Looking forward to a great day inside a 70-year old Beaver… 🦫 (note beaver not depicted in film). 😂😂🤣🤦 A day of filming and flying with Harbour Air … what would you guys want to know about this operation? #vancouver #canada #aviation #avgeek

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