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Last leg complete, thought I was running a bit early so slowed down a bit. Ended up a bitty late, so much for caution. Anyway folks here are the last couple of pics from me. Manadatory touch and go at EGSG, this'll be the 'go' bit. I think this pic kind of speaks for itself That's them all folks, it's been fun, so thanks for having me, next flight takes me and the SF260 back home to Ross-shire,

Some pics from leg four, obviously the longest one, certainly a bitty drier than leg three. Over Newcastle looking back towards the Tyne, haven't a clue what bridge that's supposed to be. Used to take coal out of there to Battersea Power Station back in the day. Heading upwind for runway 04 at Full Sutton, you need to keep your eyes peeled for this one, nearly on top of it before I spotted it. Touch and go at Full Sutton complete. Upwind for Scampton, plenty of runway there, could get away with three touch and go's Over The Wash, Norwich bound

Some more pics, this time from leg 3, the amphibious leg! Over Liverpool, in the rain. Heading on the upwind for Dishforth's rwy 28, still raining. Safely at Newcastle, ermmm in the rain. My apologies for the excessive references to precipitation, but I haven't been in that much cold water since I left the Merchant navy, Regards Louie

A couple of approach piccies from Leg2 Runway 35 Derby, albeit a little low and a little fast Runway 9R Barton.

Thanks for the welcomes folks, maybe I should mention I have FSX installed, but I kind of prefer FS9.

Nice to see you made it John

Greetings fellow MEBARerrrrrrrs Thought I'd say hello......... Hello! Couple of pics from the first leg to introduce myself and my sturdy little craft My Ross and Cromarty County Council SF260, I hope that's a headset. Cos if not, there's something seriously amiss with my lugs. The bustling metropolis of Southampton, I was actually looking for JohnL in his garden, but no joy Cardiff from the inside where it's warm Cardiff from the outside, probably not so warm. That's my offerings folks, I think I'm looking forward to the next bit, fir