Stillwater

A very happy Birthday, Eberhard. Stay in good health and always with humor!

Happy Birthday John and - Jarrad, if you are still here to read this.

OK, I´ll try to cut it short. Milford: Rosco´s Milford Kayaks are already depicted in the scenery, worth a morning tour. You can also take a water taxi with Fjordlandoutdoors, they bring you to the end of Milford track for a relaxing hike (and they also take you back). In Queenstown you may also consider to make a reservation in the Blue Kanu. If you already have some other villages on your itinary, do not hesitate to post the names or screenshots here...

Another post with great shots, thanks! And good to see the recommended flight plan in #3...

Great shots, and good to see the simulator can do winter as well. Though I would not like to make a canoe tour at these conditions...

Have you been in Queenstown before, Graeme? Sure you will drive the new gondola, and book two luge rides as well. There is a good Kiwi encounter Zoo just down the exit of the gondola. Looking for a hike? Drive through Glenorchy to the end of Routeburn Track to walk until Routeburn Flats. Ya must have Pizza at Winnie’s and breakfast at Bespoke Kitchen. More ideas needed?

Looks quite like the real thing. But the better the scenery, the more I miss PeopleFlow…

Thanks for showing these views, Adam.

Good to see such great views. Thank you, Carlos!

Good plan, Graeme. Consider to stay 2 nights in Milford Sound Lodge, to have enough time for hiking, kayaking and the obvious boat tour. Do not forget to reserve tables for dinner in their fabulous restaurant.

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Fantastic shots Adam. My plan for the weekend is made…

Amazing teasers, Adam. I have got to go there someday… Oh, been there. What a fantastic reminder!

That sounds like a good baseline.

Yes, happy birthday mate! Hope you see it here, we’ll have to look for you at avsim…

Great shots. I have only been at 3 of these places…

I also forgot warthog and brown snake eagle. Millipede. Lorikeet. And what is this one?

Oh, I forgot…

That’s a pity. I will try to spot one next year.

Same here. Does this mean a potential danger?

Let me start with some southern hemisphere countries... New Zealand: Kea, pukeko, blue duck, weka, takahe, seal, opossum (doesn´t really count, does it?), white heron Australia: Koala, wallaby, parrot, saltwater croc, freshwater croc, turtle, unknown little sharks & snakes, huntsman spiders (and some unknown), the lovely outback flies (there is no singular for them), reef fishs (e. g. clown fish), australian blue penguin, pelican, cassowary, unidentified lizards, kookaburra, dolphin, humpback whale, dingo South Africa: Giraffe, elephant, wildebeest, black & white rhino, leopard, vultures, baboon, impala, springbok, sable, zebra, hippo, fish eagle, african penguin, ostrich, african seal I am sure I have forgotten some. And, yes, I have taken photos of all of them.

You say "leftovers", others call them "sensational"...

These PHOTOS look really great Adam. You must have had a quick helicopter to make these shots.

I love that fuzzy talk. We here that every day in TV.

I am surprised that NZ Mesh is back on sale, Iain. I thought it would be redundant with any of the MSFS updates? Someone please let me know - I would instantly buy it if it makes sense.