Stillwater

You come around... with a view for the details, thank you Carlos!

That is the kind of discussions we are here for. A helpdesk for the real issues. And besides the fantastic characters who contribute here (cheers!), Iain and Nick are truely the most important Orbx officials. Seems to be true...

The two most dangerous animals I have put my hands on are - our house cat, quite unpredictable and equipped with 20+ sharp knives - a Tasmanian Devil in Trowunna Wildlife Center, Mole Creek, TAS. Also equipped with some sharp and powerful weapons.

Classic shots of a classic flight!

Well deserved, my friend!

On the tracks of Deny King to YBHB Bathurst "International". What a great location, no doubt difficult to reach in real life.

My suggestion would be to start in my home airport, EDDV. Then turn a little south for a city tour. Turn west and follow the railway line passing ETNW (Wunstorf Airbase) and ETHB (Buckeburg Army) before descending towards the river Weser. The lower you pass the Porta gate between the mountains, the better. And the easier to land on Orbx´ airport Porta Westfalica EDVY. Which is near the place where I work.

My vote goes to @iliasr . I love this "contest".

Really a difficult one. Let me guess Anacortes, looking north?

From the plane, trees and weather it seems to be clear this is in the PNW region again. Slight hills under the apron. But then...?

Congrats to Rod. Do you have another quest for us?

Seems we have been at similar places to take pictures of Mt. Rainier. This one is out of the United lounge...:

Some good looking classics here. Good to see p3d in full perfection.

I am out of stock currently, it would be a pleasure to get more from your archive, Paul!

I would think so, it really looks like the Northwest... Then I´d go for Anacortes?

One of the most interesting collection of member stories here, since years. There is another thread somewhere with "Forum Member" presentations, I just forgot the exact title, and it has been dormant for many years now. Before I start my little comments, I would like to remind of Terry @teecee Carr. With one of the most exciting stories, starting in York, UK, sometime mowing to mining in West Australia, then worker in a chemical plant in Tasmania, working on YMLT airport, before retiring in Jackson, MS. So sad he passed away some months ago. I just had a 2-month-job in road and warehouse construction, studied Chemistry, worked (still work) in that field in lab, plant management, purchasing, project management, auditing. All this iin Germany and Switzerland. So no much changes, compared to many others here.

Thanks for checking, Carlos. I tended to say "what a pity", but then I remembered: We are talking about a FLIGHT sim, not more (and not less)...

My compliments, what a good guess. I have been there earlier this year, but couldn’t recognize it. Congrats, and I look forward to your shots!

Spitze!

Congrats to both of you!

Not many free parking lots at Lana´s Cafe - try to find some space!

Relaxing after a flight, swimming in Seronga / Okavango.

The best thing: I am chemist by profession... 🤪

Good news. Let´s see what the future brings, I still like p3d very much because of the more challenging (and rewarding) piloting.

These biplanes look romantic, and remind us of the "good old times" (how good ever these have been). But I also do not have one in my hangar...