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[franthree]

FS Version: FSX
Location: The Grenadines, St Vincent
Duration of Flight: 40 minutes

Departure: Et Joshua (TVSV
Arrival: Union Island International (TVSU)

Route: IFR -GPS
Link to Flight Plan: No VATSIM I WILL TRY NEXT TIME!

Time of Day: 1:00 PM
Meteorological Conditions: Partly cloudy

Description: Twotter flight--Cayman Airways twotter is on loan!
I am useing PMWHEELER'S great freeware scenery---get it!

Screenshots:















Carribean BLUE indeed!









I wish I was on this flight !

Approach to Union Island







I missed the landing shot! but you get the idea.

[Bman.]

Nice set in return!  Love the plane and paint!

[Roberto Silva]

Awesome pics, no jaggies like on mine (working on it), I was trying to [ic my fabs' but all of them are nice! great job.

[pwheeler]

Great shots Frank!  

Strange in the last two shots - you seem to be missing the terminal building at Union Island...

Are you running Acceleration? I hope I haven't used an Acceleration only building. I have been trying to avoid these but one may have slipped through.

[Bman.]

PWheeler - you should have spoke up sooner... I completely forgot to grab your sceneries.  I will have to check em out while down in this neck of the woods.

Bman.

[pwheeler]

Hi Bman,

I didn't see that you guys were doing a Caribbean tour - otherwise I'd have mentioned it! Great idea though.

Unfortunately I haven't got as far up as where you are doing most of the tour. St Lucia and Martinique should be finished soon and I am drawing the Guadeloupe coastline as we speak!

Paul

[franthree]

Thanks Roberto Silva and Paul and Bman! That is not evern REX water!

[VFR_Pierre]

Absolutely beautiful shots Frank. The Caribbean is definitively a beautiful place, and you captured it well.

Now let me get hop 5!!

[Bman.]

The real question is are you one Hop #5?

I think we also need to set up a roster ... along with the flight plans that Roberto (ahem) is going to establish for us.  It would help take out some of the guess work about who is going to fly what.

Given our group is relatively small here who participate in the "around the world" trips, it might be a good idea to get all of us on some sort of communication system or registration system to get these knocked out.  What do you guys think?

Benjamin.