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"Lonely Lake" New Release for RCMP "F" Division The C-FMPW DeHavilland Otter, or more simply the Single Otter, began its service with the RCMP on January 23rd, 1959. Immortalised by Glen Scrimshaw, this airplane was the sole single Otter in use by RCMP “F” Division (Saskatchewan). Based centrally in Prince Albert, this single Otter was used extensively throughout the province. It played diverse roles—from transporting household effects, freight, prisoners, and RCMP members to and from isolated northern RCMP detachments, to taking part in search and rescue missions. By the end of its service life in 1976, more that one thousand RCMP members took to the sky in this airplane ending a memorable chapter in RCMP history. The Glen Scrimshaw Gallery, in association with the Royal Canadian Mounted Police “F” Division, is very pleased to announce the completion of Glen Scrimshaws’ newest release entitled “Lonely Lake”. The reproductions, which have an image size of 13"x17" and frame to 20"x24" will be available no later than March 30th, 2002 for only $180.00 unframed, or $343.00 complete with framing. A portion of all proceeds raised will be donated to 2002 National Special Olympics, to be held in Prince Albert, SK.

Detail View of the Otter

Detail View of the cabin

View Glens' pencil sketch