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Chile-Antarctica... Heading to the bottom of the world... My first sign of things to come. Last bit of land before another Ocean hop... Approaching Western tip for Marambio before heading to Rothera. Unloading! Pt 4 upcoming with crossing the highest Continent in the world.

No willpower I guess! Anyway, a beautiful day to fly from Flying Cloud KFCM to Mankato MN KMKT. Untitled-1 by Ryan Butterworth, on Flickr Untitled-2 by Ryan Butterworth, on Flickr Untitled-3 by Ryan Butterworth, on Flickr Untitled-5 by Ryan Butterworth, on Flickr Untitled-7 by Ryan Butterworth, on Flickr Untitled-8 by Ryan Butterworth, on Flickr Untitled-9 by Ryan Butterworth, on Flickr Untitled-10 by Ryan Butterworth, on Flickr Untitled-11 by Ryan Butterworth, on Flickr Untitled-15 by Ryan Butterworth, on Flickr Untitled-17 by Ryan Butterworth, on Flickr Untitled-18 by Ryan Butterworth, on Flickr Untit…

Hi simmers 😉 A first set testpics after SU6 - supersmooth and more frames in some Situations to me ( with this Test ); Autorudder seems also work better as before.. ( Test at start with the 747-8 from Runway ) cheers 😉

Looking the other way OK, everyone back in there is more to see! Follow those cable cars! Still climbing to catch them! Wait, all the way up there??? Let's go in for a closer look Circling to get a top down view... Still circling Finally looking down! And heading back down the other side! This entire trip to see the skyway and it did not disappoint! Thanks for viewing my adventures with me! Appreciate you taking the time and thank you Avsim for hosting@!

From the DC6 to the 145 in Mt Blanc... We transited the DC6 from Marambio, planned to stop at another base before heading North to Stanley in the Falklands but wxr prevented it so we went straight to Stanley then Falklands to Gran Canarias- Gibraltar-Geneva... Sadly I was working while co-pilot was flying those legs so no screenies but here we are at our final destination. I thought landing the DC6 at Rothera was tough. That was a cake walk compared to landing the 145 up here!! What a view though. From the bottom of the world to the top of Mt. Blanc. Yep, it took more than one landing attempt, I may have rolled down the mountain a couple of times before s…

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Pt 4 crossing the Highest Continent in the world.... This is amazing to me because in every other sim all we've ever had at the poles was those horrid squares of white texture. This was my first time heading this far south in MSFS and I was blown away as I crossed from Marambio to Rothera how detailed even Antarctica was in the sim. It finally feels like the highest continent in the world! Ominous day leaving Marambio let's hope it's better @ Rothera! Tough to tell what's a cloud and what's a mountain! Those are clouds... Wait, those are mountains, let's double check our charts... Yep, definitely a mountain, climb power please...…

So funny story. Last week I saw the release of the Skyway Mt Blanc and was fascinated by it. At the same time I saw a the thread about Aerosoft Antarctica and was equally fascinated. My dilemma is I do not like to "jump around" in the sim LOL. At the same time I had just purchased Maui and Lihue in the Hawaiian Islands and planned to leave from Newark to San Diego for the hop to Hawaii... So then I went to .to and looked at the scenery map. Was there any way to get from Newark-San Diego-Hawaii-Antarctica-Mt Blanc??? Turns out there was and it mad a monumental trip. Routing was Newark-San Diego-Maui (quick hop to Lihue and back) then Maui to Christmas…

Part two, heading to South America... Landscape is changing... Over Chile now... Pt 3 Chile-Antarctica coming up next... Thanks for viewing

Just a few pics of the different P-38 paints I did so far for the msfs version Hazel: jk9089 by JanKees Blom, on Flickr Mon Amy: jk9142 by JanKees Blom, on Flickr Beautiful word not allowed: jk9128 by JanKees Blom, on Flickr Gentle Annie: jk8974 by JanKees Blom, on Flickr Kozy Koza: jk8882 by JanKees Blom, on Flickr St-Exupery: jk8717 by JanKees Blom, on Flickr Viking2: jk8623 by JanKees Blom, on Flickr Arkansas Traveller: jk8609 by JanKees Blom, on Flickr Geronimo II: jk8481 by JanKees Blom, on Flickr Little Buckaroo: jk8454 by JanKees Bl…

Hi simmers 😃 Some mixed stuff from past flights.. cheers 😉

The 'Jahn/Visser/Aeroworx C47.

Seems I've flown from the PNW down the entire west coasts of North, Central and South America to end up in Laguna San Rafael National Park in southern Chile, where I've discovered the PSW is a lot like the PNW except the ladies are spicier and the terrain is, if anything, more rugged! Seriously, not having been here before it looks oddly familar. Good flight from Melimoyo SCOO to Rio Murta SCRU (interesting ICAO name there) winding through some massive canyons and straits. Highly recommended for anyone looking for an alternative to Papa New Guiteau etc. As a bonus, the MSFS UI map shows nearby fauna just to the west and south, so in the morning we're gonna load …

Leaving the NW Frontier and the Himalayas (but I will come back, I have a couple of fascinating flights in mind) to the SE Asia jungles. A small flight to a dirt strip by a river ( actually two !). Good fengshui, I suppose 😀 Man cultivates the valleys only. Approaching

Thranda Beaver doing its thin just like the real one has for 74 years.

A simple but effective name - featuring the freeware DHC8.

Gold Coast International AU - by 'zero dollar payware'.

which is in Poland but you knew that ! Not exactly the right livery to fly in Eastern Europe but now you know that you can fly, at last !, a Susi Air Porter thanks to a friendly talented painter at the .to ! It was a small flight from Prešov in Slovakia to Poland and the approach is nice. Curiously there was a little snow on ground but I have never been there so I wouldn't know whether this is right. a couple of inches before touching ground, a three-point, yeah !

Today I stumbled over an old classic, a freeware Fokker F-27. It looks good and flies well. Enjoy.