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Mt Rushmore Sightseeing (Read 442 times)
Nov 30
th
, 2004 at 9:10pm
BiggBaddWolf
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Had a couple tourists who wanted to see Mt Rushmore from the air, and get some pics, so I headed to my Piper Cherokee to get the plane ready
And we're off to the runway....Ummmm sorry about your grass guys but if you would build a proper taxiway
First pass we get pretty close
And another close pass as we head back to the airport
On final to land...passengers are a bit nervous when they see the trees, and to tell ya the truth so am I
And back in the parking spot. I think the passengers are still almost in shock after that close call with the trees when I landed, But I assured them I was a professional, but that they shouldnt attempt that at home....
Hope ya enjoy the SS's of the Carenado Piper Cherokee 180.......Totally awesome plane IMHO
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Nov 30
th
, 2004 at 9:11pm
Ben_M_K
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Awsome shots!
Is the scenery default?
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Nov 30
th
, 2004 at 9:14pm
BiggBaddWolf
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Yep the scenery is indeed default
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Dec 1
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, 2004 at 3:50am
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Trees? That runway has lots of room! Heck! It's even PAVED! Go Alaska, go to B&B and take a look. 700 ft. of GRAVEL runway. Landing a Navajo on that is VERY tricky, but not bad in a 172. The PAX get a bit nervous though.
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, 2004 at 4:49am
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That plane sure is cool. Carenado have done another superb job! I love their aircraft.
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Dec 1
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, 2004 at 5:22am
BiggBaddWolf
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Yep I know about those Alaskan gravel runways, I have been to several of them mostly in the default Piper Cub, and if you will notice the PAPI lights were all white on approach which meant I was a little too high, I might have hit the trees though had a been much lower....
And yes Carenado does make excellent aircraft, anticipation was about to get the best of me waiting for them to release the Cherokee 180
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Dec 1
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I just flew By Mount rushmore no more then a week ago! I used road maps and FS roads though, Great Shots!
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Trees? That runway has lots of room! Heck! It's even PAVED! Go Alaska, go to B&B and take a look. 700 ft. of GRAVEL runway. Landing a Navajo on that is VERY tricky, but not bad in a 172. The PAX get a bit nervous though.
Is that freeware or payware scenery?
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Dec 5
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Nice shots! I was disappointed myself when I flew by the default Mt. Rushmore in FS9. It looks way to small. Wish there was a replacement version.
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