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I have so much respect for people whose/who's (see what I did there?) second language is English. Many are on this English forum. Many of us whose native language is English struggle with it!
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Graeme
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Beauties TTM. Such great scenery. Not a highrise in sight, real bush flying.
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Graeme
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The joy you must've felt Cathy! What a rigamarole to get there. Good luck.
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Graeme
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Very nice Juggs Iain, captured perfectly.
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Graeme
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A great set TTM. I love flying Ken's strips, always a challenge or two
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Graeme
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20 hours ago, gumbypickett said:
Many happy returns for your speciial day Graeme.
All the best.🍻
cheers
Gumby
18 hours ago, John Heaton said:Boetie - or Boatie - whatever - have a Happy one mate - the weather 's not too bad for a sail up the Tweed
17 hours ago, Scott Harmes said:Happy Birthday Graeme!! Have a great day mate! 🎂🍻
13 hours ago, Iain Emms said:Happy Birthday Graeme I hope you have a great day.
cheers
Iain
13 hours ago, adambar said:Happy Birthday Graeme have a fantastic day. Grill on brother.
9 hours ago, Smudger said:Happy birthday Graeme, have a good and safe time
8 hours ago, stiletto2 said:Happy birthday Graeme! Sounds like you are having a fun Birthday week! Enjoy!
Rod
7 hours ago, Ken Q said:Happy Birthday Graeme! Many happy returns. Enjoy your birthday vacation.
Ken
7 hours ago, BradB said:Have a great Birthday Graeme !! .
Cheers
John
7 hours ago, flyingleaf said:Happy Birthday Graeme. Enjoy that beer or two or thr......, you've earned them.
5 hours ago, carlosqr said:Happy birthday Graeme
Have a great day
Thank you gents, steaks are prepared Adam
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Thank you guys. Have gone on a long road trip. 20mins down the coast to Pottsville. A week of kayaking and paddle boarding (a beer and a red wine or two) and chilling.
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Graeme ching ching
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Yes Paul. Well done mate. Off to bed. Good night, too easy for you global travellers.
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Graeme
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On 4/12/2024 at 4:26 PM, gumbypickett said:
Looks like a new ironing board.
Very nice.
cheers
Gumby
This is very apt Grant. An Amazon delivery arrived on Friday. As I do all the ironing in our household, it was a new ironingboard cover for my upcoming birthday! My wife thought it was hilarious. I didn't think so.
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Cheers dears
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The comment about "illusion of scale" by Sue is so true. The aircraft are spots against the mountainous backdrop
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This will give it away. Can I respectfully ban the OP Gerold from guesiing this as he's been here a few times?
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Hi Pierre,
My experience of purchasing 3rd party add ons through Central is that the update will always appear on Central shortly after the official update by the developer.
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Graeme
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6 minutes ago, ikbenik said:
Southeast Asia?
Getting warmer! Quick, Gerold will be seeing this soon!
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On 3/31/2024 at 3:16 PM, Rodger Pettichord said:
Graeme, another great place for bush flights is in the USA Pacific Northwest. Washington, Idaho, and Oregon all have really interesting farm strips tucked away here and there, and the state and federal Forestry Services maintain strips way out there in the wilderness. You can Google lists of these strips (I have a whole folder full). Some of them will ask every skill you learned in PNG and NZ. Also, the FlightSim freeware site has a large library of bush strips from all over the world. It's a great source for making your own global bush bunch. Many of those free downloads are as good as any professional commercial product.
Happy flying, my friend!
On 4/1/2024 at 1:28 AM, Rob Abernathy said:Try looking at the Return to Misty Moorings website. Along with some great Orbx airports in Alaska they have many bush strips, Forest Service locations and other goodies. All freeware.
On 4/1/2024 at 6:54 AM, larryisenor said:Try the west coast from Washington up to Alaska. Not a lot of airports in some areas but the scenery is great and navigation very interesting through the fjords.
Larry
On 4/1/2024 at 11:52 AM, BradB said:On 4/1/2024 at 12:15 PM, Ken Q said:I agree with Rodge and Larry about the West Coast of the USA. But Sony neglect more southern airports. Try Blue Canyon-Nyack, at 5200 ft over Immigrant Gap, Dinner Pass. L05, Kern Valley is in tight river valley between mountains north of the man made Lake Isabella. Also KJAC, Jackson Hole, Wyoming by the Grand Tetons, and KTEX, Telluride, Colorado are great mountain flying experiences. All are Orbx airports in P3D, I don't know about other Sims.
Ken
On 4/9/2024 at 3:36 PM, Matt McGee said:Alaska, B.C., Western Washington, and Idaho all have good scenery and good bush flying. (You already know about NZ and PNG.)
Lots of Orbx airports in these areas too.
KMYL McCall is a nice Orbx airport to use as a realistic base to explore all the famous backcountry strips in central Idaho.
Milo Taylor currently has two packs of Idaho bush strips available in Orbx Direct, IDA The Deadly 3 and IDA Not so deadly 3.
It sounds like he will be doing more!
On 4/10/2024 at 1:41 AM, Stillwater said:Take the alps and fly from, say Salzburg to Grenoble with as many burger stops as you can digest.
There are even a lot of airfields where you can land small jets, at least F-18s...
On 4/11/2024 at 7:24 PM, wolfko said:As many others, I suggest flying in the PNW.
Here is the then famous video of Patrick Scharnovsky aka Jigsaw, which was officially used by Orbx to promote their first outside of Australia scenery, namely PNW. This video made me changing my mind and to finally switch as a diehard FS9 fanboy to FSX, only to be able to fly in this groundbreaking and innovative gorgeous PNW scenery.
23 hours ago, andiflyit said:... Zürich LSZH to LIMC Milano. This is quite interesting because to cross the Alps at altitude you should fly at least at FL170
but here you can find a route which goes through the valleys at aprox. 8000 feet max. You can use a GA Twin or a heli.
Look at the maps and go to Buochs LSZC and than follow route 2 to Andermatt, Gotthard, Locarno LSZL than follow
Lago Maggiore to LIMC which is the bigger airport for Milano and a bit west. I fly it in Xplane but should work in msfs as well.
Cheers
Andreas
11 hours ago, Rodger Pettichord said:Orbx is coming out with very nice bush strips for MSFS. It's worth checking them out. I've got all of them and am very pleased.
Thank you all for your suggestions, some great regions/routes. That's me sorted for the next twelve months! Can't wait to get exploring.
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Graeme
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1 hour ago, ikbenik said:
In South America?
Not in the Americas Johnny, (and not Belgium :))
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That looks like a cool place. Thanks for sharing TTM.
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Graeme
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I have blurred the livery for you smarty pants..
Get in before Gerold wakes up!
Graeme
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As per my above post, my new barbie!!
Great timing, my wife and I are going glamping on Sunday, will have to put a few steaks in the fridge
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Oh dear, I was wrong, I now know the correct location. Sorry William
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Vancouver? Only because of the boat.
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The Merlin beast showing her stuff. Lovely shots mate.
Cheers
Graeme
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On 4/1/2024 at 11:52 AM, BradB said:4 hours ago, John Heaton said:
I hope you all have the updated Milford sound before you try Graeme's video
It just gets better and better John!
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Thank you TTM. Will get this soon.
Cheers
Graeme