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Abbotsford to Tipella CBB7 at Harrison Lake in BC


bernd1151

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As the title to this thread already implies, we will leave the FMC, ADC, FDR etc at home. This will be bush-flying at its finest.


 


We’ll take off from Abbotsford and head north to Harrison Lake. At the very end of it we can find a small airstrip called Tipella. That’s where our supplies need to be delivered today, provided we have a decent weather forecast.


 


One of the best bush planes around is the Antonov 2, of which over 14.000 have been built in Russia, Poland and China. As far as I know just a few are registered in Canada, due to problems with certification.


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Weather forecast mentioned clouds and light thunderstorms above 2,000 ft.


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Loaded to capacity, we leave Abbotsford behind us


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The one feature I like about the An 2 is the side-window arrangement. You can almost lean out and see what happens underneath the plane.


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Hang on tight boys, it’s shake, rattle and roll


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Below 1.500 ft the world looks slightly better


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We’ll fly along Stave Lake and pass then between Robertson Peak and Mt. Clarke, before we’ll reach Lake Harrison


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Somewhere at Stave Lake, there is a small ranger station with an airstrip. That will be our first stop for today


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What a great scenery


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While our flight continues and with all these mountains close to Mt. Clarke around us, I have the feeling not to be in BC, but in Middle Earth


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Harrison Lake and stupid as I am, I make the wrong turn


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But that’s quickly corrected and in the far distance there should be Tipella at the left shore


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Here we go. The boys will sure be happy to hear us coming


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Almost done, over and out.


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Great shots of that fantastic area. Thank you for providing a screenshot of the map screen in FSX, I can now go and have a look at this area myself in the future, cheers. :)


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Thanks my friends for your kind comments. I am happy that you liked my little bush-flying adventure and if you don't mind, there's more to come. ORBX offers us an abundance of such opportunities


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