Daniel L. Berek's Photo Gallery

The front office of N234D does not look much better....

Stepping past assorted aeronautical trash littering the cabin, this close-up view does little to make things better.

One of two De Havilland DH-104 Doves near the Mid Atlantic Air Museum, this specimen (built circa 1959) is the worse off of the two. A view of the interior does not help matters.

A sad, broken DH-104 Dove stares into oblivion amid assorted aeroneutical detritus.

Idle for several years at the Mid Atlantic Air Museum, this De Havilland Dove still has hopes for restoration.

Two wings and a prayer: miracles can and do happen. These wings, part of a P-61 wreckage, will eventually become part of a restored masterpiece.

This poor 1973 Cessna 150L takes root, enduring the further indignity of a pseudo-military cammo paint scheme.

This 1947-vintage Republic RC-3 Seabee has hopes of restoration at the Mid Atlantic Air Museum, Reading, PA.

With a Fairchild C-119, Vickers Viscount 700, Martin 404, and other aeronautical oldies for company, this faded, forlorn 1964 Piper 140 doesn't look it will be going anywhere soon.