Daniel L. Berek's Photo Gallery

I confess to mentally undressing this beautiful 1946 aircraft.

This poor, wet Cessna 150 appears to be losing the battle in keeping dry on this dark, wet Saturday morning.

A soaked Cessna 150 sinks into the soggy grass at Millville.

This 1977-build Archer II headed a lineup of older airframes in a remote corner at Millville Municipal.

Found this old Cessna sitting in the backlot at Milville.

A colorful but faded Cessna 150 sits on a rain-soaked ramp at Millville Municpal Airport.

The Airphibian was the first roadable aircraft to earn CAA certification.

The Beech 65-90 King Air is one of the most popular twin-engine turboprop aircraft. This example was built circa 1965.

Mike Mitchell operated N522B as an air ambulance for fifteen years, flying it a million and one-quarter miles and transporting nearly fifteen thousand patients.

With this aircraft, Geraldine Mock became the first woman to circumnavigate the globe, departing Columbus, OH, and arriving there again 29 days later in 1964.

A sporty Skyhawk blasts off into the evening sky.

Handsome oldtimer, looking quite forlorn and neglected.