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Good afternoon all and a wonderful snowy one it is.

The snow started falling yesterday morning...got close to a foot or more...quit last night and started about 11AM today.
Tomorrow we are looking for Freezing Rain.

Good Flight Simming Weather...

Again on this short cross country which Stephane "Daube" suggested I used three different simulated aircraft. The computer worked fine with each one.
Have not moved any Game Sliders or changed the Frame Rate. Leaving things alone.

Windows 10 Home and Microsoft FSX Deluxe + Acceleration
Orbx Scenery
Departure: Bowerman "KHQM"
Arrival: Sekiu "11S"

Simulated Aircraft:
Auster J1 Autocrat
Cessna C120...Payware
Aeronca Champ...Payware...CR-1 Software

Auster on Climb Out...I liked the looks of the Low Tide and the Aircraft Shadow


Caught Waves coming up onto beach...picture gave me a feeling of openness


I liked this shot as it is different than what I usually post


Forgot all about the aeroplane...felt it showed nice ORBX Scenery and Weather


Now who put that hill at the end of this valley


This Champ has no Flaps but did land only using half the runway
I thought this was a good shot but now I look at it the right landscape spoils the shot...poor detail
Not sure how I should have taken this one...moving the aircraft right probably would have shown just as bad detail...not sure on this one


OK...those are my comments...reasons...excuses folks


Comments and Advice most welcome...

yes i like the second...spacious...

Excellent shots Doug. The first one I really like.
Very crisp.

Anthin.

Thanks yancovitch and Anthin...comments much appreciated...

Hi Doug,

I hope you liked that small flight. I do it quite often.
The openness impression in your second shot is indeed quite good, I like the angle of view you chose here.
I also agree with you about the last one: I didn't remember about that road going up the hill. This means you'll have to find another angle of view where this problem is less visible, maybe... Or land in the other direction

Very nice shots! Low and slow is the way to go!

Stay warm,

Dave

Thanks for the reply Dave...much appreciated...

Thanks Stephane...as always your comments are most appreciated...