Planespotters Still Lost In Paradise

[Clipper]

It's a miracle I've made it this far. If I only had any idea how to navigate. Someone in the control tower told me to keep east for 10n.m. then turn south at the giant reeds. I see lots of coral down there but

[krigl]

Love that lush plane... but otherwise, I'm afraid I can't help you at all...

[Clipper]

Maybe James Taylor could help us........

[legoalex2000]

well thats gotta be a sunset, which is absolutely no help since it sunsets EVERYwhere in the world (at some point or another)...

i dont think right-clicking and checking the properties helps, i tried and failed.

got some goro goro sushi in San Antonio, TX

Ramos

[jknight8907]

I'm gonna guess Puerto Rico, San Juan to be specific. That looks familiar....

[citationX]

Yeah it sucks you don't know how to navigate, but i know, with that aircraft your'e  going to do that the old fasion way with ADF. Well great shot's the clouds look kind of funny. Also, probally changing angles will make the shot's look better, showing the whole aircraft.

[Clipper]

So far, you all seem to be lost with me. I've been told not to drink the water here...

Well great shot's the clouds look kind of funny.

Citation, are these clouds a little more realistic?

[Hai Perso Coyone?]

Clip, stop meddling with FS Sky World

[Jakemaster]

from youre little hint about water, youre definately in mexico!    I Believe its called 'montezuma's revenge' when americans, or  anyone else, goes to mexico and drinks the water because they get sick because mexico doesn't have very good water purification.

[Clipper]

Jakemaster..you got it...Acapulco to be exact. The clue is "giant reeds". The name Acapulco actually means "the place of giant reeds" in english..nice going and I'm off to my final destination.....

Acapulco History
The history of Acapulco dates back all the way to a time before the Aztecs.