Jack Sawyer

Thanks Gerold, the wife is already starting to buy Christmas gifts. Here’s hoping we’ll actually have one!

You sure know your geography John! Very good.

Thanks Landon. It feels go to be able to see. I think this flight was from KSEA to Vancouver. CYEG?

P3D v5 This was taken on a recent flight over the northwest somewhere. I forget. Had my right eye checkup today. She said it healed perfectly. So now I can woodwork and hike tomorrow! Yay! But in two weeks I have the left eye done so I'll have another week of flights then. Cheers, Jack

Thanks T! Very nice of you to say. And whirlyboids ain’t that difficult, heck if I can do it anyone can.

Thanks John. For a few weeks anyway until I am allowed t woodwork and hike again. Can’t get sawdust in my eyes nor can I hike (vibration). But yeah, it felt good to see my little slice of planet Orbx

Thank you Iain!

OMG. I'm amazed by these, they're incredible.

I will not rue the day when I can dump P3D for this if I ever get the darned planes I want!

Nice John, whenever I see shots like these I immediately think of Pete, he loves orange like I love yellow.

Excellent shots!

Thanks Steve, it's easy, heck, if I can do it anyone can do it

Thank you kind sir.

Thanks John! Very much appreciate your kind words my friend.

LOL!! Thanks John, I literally guffawed!

Thanks Landon you're too kind, I'm blushing.

Thank you kind sir and it feels good to do it too!

Thanks Gerold! Hopefully a comic soon.

P3D version 4 because I don't have choppers in v5. Took 140+ shots for future comics, I had so many ideas and now have a lot of material to work with. One thing is for sure, my right eye sees colors so much more differently than the left and I see why I ratcheted up the brightness, I couldn't see! Anyway, enjoy your ride.

A book for men would be a pamphlet.

Wicked nice shots! So life like.

Excellent flight Gerold, I love the approach shots.

Thanks John.

Amazing Iain, that first one looks like an actual photo.

Thanks T. I tried (not shown) but it there wasn’t enough clearance for a 737