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Heyooo Jackson Hole! Excited to be here and be able to hop back into the bush planes for some wilderness camping!
Passing north over KPHL, which wasn't all that busy although whether this was a live traffic issue in the sim or just Covid-related traffic slowdowns is unknown
Cruising past the Preikestolen - Pulpit Rock - that juts out over the fjord and provides hikers with a great view and a place to picnic
Urrff I forgot how quickly this aircraft can stall once your speed drops. Even if the speed falls off gradually once you hit stall speed there's no warning the aircraft just drops like a rock
Over Lake Minnetonka, which was our visual fix for a bearing towards our destination airport, but we are forced to climb once again with adverse weather conditions ahead. Well, I climbed while Andrew chose to tough it out under the clouds
The remains of the Pontiac Silverdome, whose roof collapsed back in 2013. It has since been demolished but we kept it in for the sake of a VFR landmark
On final approach to the smaller runway at Battle Creek airport. There was some thunder and lightning in the area but thankfully no rain or heavy winds to contend with
Looking towards the peaks of Mount Bessan and Mount Haku and out across the expanse of the Hakusan National Park
After waiting nearly a month for the snow to melt, I finally lose patience in early May when I also realize a bug isn't going to give me green hills anytime soon. But a little thaw is visible and the lower elevations are snow-free now as I get ready to climb aboard at Vest-Telemark Airport, Fyresdal
On the ramp at Aeropuerto Benjamín Rivera Noriega on the island of Culebra off the eastern coast of Puerto RIco
~20min later after a bathroom break and getting some drinks and snacks we are back on the runway ready for departure
Taxiing out and noticing the (freeware) airport developer didn't uncheck the option for tarmac surfaces to allow the underlying texture to bleed through. Works good on dirty surfaces but here you can see the aircraft that are parked in the satellite ground imagery
Rolling out after touch down at Näsinge Airfield, I pulled back on the stick to keep my nose light on the turf but hadn't slowed down enough yet so lifted my nose wheel up a bit!
Too bad this was the last of the good weather before monsoon season set in. I'll say I ended up cruising along the surface north to the city of Marawi to wait out the season
Okay have to pay very close attention to my heading now as I set course for the radio astronomy observatory. Heading there from here is a shorter distance to travel than straight from Paraburdoo so less chance I will drift too far from it
Circling, eyes peeled. Would be nice if I had more people to help me look around as I try not to fly into the ground while searching