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..for me and my little Cessna 150 Aerobat...

..stopping off for fuel at Ukiah Municipal (KUKI), following Interstate 101 from Santa Rosa, northwards to Crescent City.

FS 2004:


Long way to go yet. Keeping a wary eye on the weather, raining at the moment!

I'm thoroughly enjoying; "Ultimate Terrain USA", with all its highly detailed and accurate multi-lane highways, roads, railways, streams, rivers, etc!
Loads of fun following them!
(Together with "Plan-G"...an excellent, free-standing GPS map-addition for Google Map lovers!)

Paul...FS 2004...FS Navigator...and a long-time Highway 101 traveller!... [smiley=thumbsup.gif]...!

Looking good. Safely up and safely down.


Rich

Great shots Fozzer.

Well done. I love that you always have some sort of plan for your flights/adventures Fozz. Keep em coming my friend


Mike

Well done. I love that you always have some sort of plan for your flights/adventures Fozz. Keep em coming my friend ;)

Mike

I love exploring, Mike...

Its what I mostly/mainly/always use my copy of FS 2004 for!

I get my Google Street Map out, zoom in, find an interesting-looking place, together with a local airport for a base, and do some fantastic exploring, with a small G.A. aeroplane, from there!
My next trip, (that I sim completed a few years ago), now that I have Ultimate Terrain USA with its highly detailed road network, etc, is to re-trace my steps along; "Route 66", from Chicago to Santa Monica following the original road, (and the original Route 66 Road map).
My default Beech Baron 58 was, and still is, favourite for that trip, stopping overnight at various scenic spots, and having a look round!

Route 66!
Its what Flight Simming is....for me!... [smiley=2vrolijk_08.gif]...!

Paul...The Intrepid Adventurer... 8-)...!

This is a wonderful addition, for explorers!..."Plan-G"...(FS 2004 & FSX combined)...>>> http://www.tasoftware.co.uk/planG.htm

Nice...very nice Paul...