Lit by the last late sunshine of the day, at rest tied to Air Mount-Laurier's dock on Lac Tibériade. C-GGSC has since been converted with a GE turbine engine.

During the winter of 2021-2022, Air Mont Laurier converted DHC-3 Otter C-GGSC to turbine power in their hangar at the Ste-Véronique seaplane base on the shore of Lac Tibériade, north of Mont Tremblant, Quebec. This was one of the last radial engine Otters in Quebec and the owners elected to outfit the aircraft with a 750 hp General Electric H75-200 turboprop with is a modern derivative of the Czech made Walter M601 turboprop. GE acquired Walter Engines in 2008.

You can see the aircarft reflection in the water

Some well-deserved night rest at Lac Tibériade.

This Otter was originally with the US Army, delivered March 25, 1960 as 59-2222. Serving with the Army until passed on to the Civil Air Patrol April 1979 as N5072F, it was brought back to Canada as C-GGSC July 8 1980 with Air Ranger of Winnipeg, MB. Later with Raecom Air. Bought by Air Mont- Laurier in August 1987, it's used during the summer months to support the company's fishing and hunting camps.