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I’m new to Muttleys Hanger, so thought I would post a few shots of what I like to do in FSX, to break the ice so to speak.

In the shot below, I'm following the M5 North and am just north of the Severn Bridge, Aircraft is a Dornier Do-27, the yellow fields to my left look like Rapeseed growing, that brought back a few happy memories from when I lived down in the west country :).

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Cheer's...PanzerFodder...

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Nah, mate - tain't rapeseed at'll, sure t'be bu'r-cups, arrr! :thum:

Cheers - Dai (aka Wurzel Gummidge...) :cool:

Hi and thanks for the comment! "yechyd da" to you sir :001_th_smiles89:

Here's one for you now :) my little Do-27 on safari in the wild Welsh mountains (Snowdonia National Park)

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And this is my Ants Tiger Moth in the same area (useing justflights real vfr scenery)

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This photo scenery is so good, sometimes I think that I'm really there! "LOL" :D

BTW:@Joe sure do remember the hayfever, I now get the Canadian version of it over here as well :( .

Cheer's...PanzerFodder...

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Nice shots Graham the scenery does look very good indeed. Mine just won't set up right for some reason I've now got water covering the whole of Newcastle!!!!

From a Graeme with the proper spelling :dance2:

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Nice shots Graham the scenery does look very good indeed. Mine just won't set up right for some reason I've now got water covering the whole of Newcastle!!!!

From a Graeme with the proper spelling :dance2:

Not sure what to say about that, better ask the guys in the scenery section as they will know "whats up with Newcastle" for sure :001_th_smiles89:

I Just remember all the confusion we had with Charlie on TS with two "GRAHAM'S" logged on :D

Cheer's...PanzerFodder...(Graham) still think that mine is the correct spelling though ;)

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I've now got water covering the whole of Newcastle!!!!

Some say that's a Good Thing... :whis:

Cough ... cough...... I'm Sunderland born and bred so ... 'nuff said really :icon_thumbup:

Newcastle Airport is my most local although I'm old enough to remember Sunderland Airport before a certain major car manufacturer came along and ruined it :sorry:

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Nice shots! The Digital Aviation Do-27 really is a great aircraft.

Thanks for the comments, I agree about the Do-27, it's a really nice plane to fly around in, it's just pity that the FSX version has a few bugs that the developers at digital aviation never bothered to sort out :( , but apart from that I love the thing :) .

Here's another shot of the Do-27, if you look below the plane you can see Cadbury Castle, http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cadbury_Castle,_Somerset This was quite close to were I used to live in Somerset.

I have visited this place in person a few times, as I have an interest in old iron age forts, and it was a real buzz for me to be able to find it by air in FSX, I'm planning to look for all the other hill forts that I knew as well :)

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Cheer's...Graham...

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Hi PF

I can appreciate that buzz of seeing things you recognise in FS, it must be even more poignant when you are no longer resident, you should be able to find many more hill forts and Tors :001_th_smiles89:

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It bloody well is Joe, I've only be in Canada for a few years and I miss the West Country badly at time's :(

Classic example below, this is the town of Langport showing how the river Parret runs around it, I used to spend half my life down there fishing! and the other half fishing on another river "LOL" :D

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Cheer's...Graham...

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Another Hill fort from my cockpit, this one is Maiden Castle in Dorset http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Maiden_Castle,_Dorset it's a awesome place to visit, and is reported to be the largest hill fort in Europe, makes you wonder how the heck did they build these places with no machines! just shear muscle power and determination I guess :phew:

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Cheer's...Graham...

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