Dave Hadfield – Flying, Sailing, Singing and Wandering through the Bush

FLY AWAY!

From vintage aircraft; to WWII fighters; to experimental airplanes; to airliners flying over-the-pole; join Dave in the cockpit!

PADDLE HAPPY!

Dave will bring wilderness to life for you, but will also show you how to build your own camp stove, wall tent, or winter sled, and more.

MUSIC, MUSIC

Join Dave on his musical journey through the bush, aviation, and life -- FOUR albums of original songs.

Hoist the Mizen!

Join Dave, Robin and friends on their classic 1947 46ft wooden ketch as they voyage through sparkling waters

Join Dave in a P-51 Mustang, or in a classic 46ft wooden ketch in the Great Lakes, or running a wilderness river in a Prospector canoe, or on stage giving a concert of his many songs. You'll enjoy it!

Dave has 4 albums of original music, many articles on sailing and flying and bushtravel, "How-To" articles on how to make your own items of old-fashioned camping gear -- and lots of other stuff besides.

Music

Read the stories behind the songs from all four CD's. Read the lyrics and buy the CDs.

Wilderness Gear

See Dave's how-to articles about building old-fashioned gear like a Wood-Stove, a Grub-Box, etc

Sailing

Voyage with Dave and Robin in their 46 ft 1947 classic wooden ketch! Read his articles.

Flying

Fly with Dave in warbirds, airliners, classics and homebuilts!

DAVE’S NEW RECORDING “CLIMBIN’ AWAY” IS AVAILABLE in cd or digital download!

No one has ever done anything quite like this before! 27,000 hours of flight time have been distilled into 14 songs about flying. From airliners to aerobatics, from seaplanes to spaceships, Dave’s flying songs are totally unique. Great stories, evocative melodies, and aviation — wonderful! SaveSave

Latest Adventures!

Check in here as Dave keeps you up to date with his adventures — there’s a rumour of a Spitfire check-out this spring! It happened! In a weekend that was like a pilot’s dream, I flew the Harvard, the Mustang, and the Spitfire! Winter finally ended. The spring gales finally…