This is Jimbo's hanger where he houses his 1973 Cessna 337G.

Jimbo's baby, 1973 Cessna 337G all cleaned and shinny after a quick flight to Charlottetown for the weekly Saturday morning Pilots Breakfast.  The PEI Flying Association has been described as one of the most active associations across the country.  Each Saturday morning the pilots gather for a long time traditional Saturday morning breakfast then off to the YYG GA for flying and hanging out.

The quaintest little cottage you will ever find at an Air Park.  The front room doubles as a club house when the cottage is not occupied.

Stop by, hangout, relax and enjoy the fresh air.

These little gems hang on the wall in the front room of the little cottage.

This is the home on Lot 1, this photo was taken from the southwestern corner of the property looking towards the home.

This is the home on Lot 6, this photo was taken from the southeastern corner of the property looking towards the home.

This is also the home on Lot 6, this photo was taken from the southeastern corner of the property looking towards the home and showing the tennis court.

This is the home on Lot 21, this photo was taken from the southwestern corner of the property looking towards the home.

This is also the home on Lot 21, this photo was taken from the western side of the property from the General Aircraft Parking Area looking towards the home.

This is the home on Lot 25, this photo was taken from the northeastern corner of the property looking towards the home.  This home is a B&B which accommodates pilots and non-pilots alike.

This is the home on Lot 27, this photo was taken from the southwestern corner of the property looking towards the home.

This is also the home on Lot 27, this photo was taken from the southwestern corner of the property looking towards the home.

This is the home on Lot 36, this photo was taken from the northeastern corner of the property looking towards the home.

This is the home on Lot 40, this photo was taken from the northeastern corner of the property looking towards the home.

This is also the home on Lot 40, this photo was taken from the northwestern corner of the property looking towards the home.

This is a new home at the Air Park, just finished in the fall (2019) on Lot 10, this photo was taken from the northwestern corner of the property looking towards the home.

This is a new hanger being built for the new home just built on Lot 10, this photo was taken from the backyard just behind the new home.

This is also the home on Lot 40, but now you will notice to the right of the home there is a brand new slab ready for the construction of our newest hanger at the Air park.  This photo was taken from the front of the property looking towards the home.

This is a photo taken from the side of the main runway 14 in front of Lot 23.  It shows the home on Lot 21 sitting right on the main runway,  The General Air Craft Parking Area is the area to the left just before the home.

This photo was taken from the end of Runway 32, the east end of the main runway.  The main runway is a lighted runway activated via your radio.

This photo was taken from the end of Runway 14, the west end of the main runway.  The main runway is a lighted runway activated via your radio.

This photo was taken from the end of Runway 26.

This photo was taken from the end of Runway 08.

This photo was taken from the west end of Taxiway Tipson Road.

This photo was taken from the western end of the Taxiway Michael's Road in front of Lot 43 looking towards the east.

This photo was taken from the halfway point of the Taxiway Michael's Road in front of Lot 35 looking towards the west.

This is one of the underground services station along the Taxiway Michaels Road.

When you have 25 acres of runways and taxiways you need serious equipment to maintain them.  This is a tandem roller, one of Jimbo's creations, which he uses to roll the runways and taxiways.

Cutting grass on 25 acres of runways and taxiways, not to mention the undeveloped lots, requires a significant mower.  This piece of machinery does the job quite nicely.  Even with machinery like this it is still a huge commitment on Jimbo's part to keep all this land tidy.  He has been very dedicated to this work for many years now and the Air Park always looks amazing !

Every Air Port needs wind socks.  This one is located on the west side of Lot 21 along side the General Aircraft Parking Area.

You just never know what you might come across while spending time at the Cable Head Air Park.  The day I was there taking photos of the park I came across a fiddler walking down the side of the runway.  He was staying at one of the homes in the Air Park and was practicing his musical talent in preparation for the acclaimed Rolo Bay Fiddle Festival.