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North to South legs 11 and 12 - Printable Version +- Tradewind Forums (https://www.tradewind.org/forum) +-- Forum: Tradewind Forums (https://www.tradewind.org/forum/forumdisplay.php?fid=5) +--- Forum: Screenshots (https://www.tradewind.org/forum/forumdisplay.php?fid=7) +--- Thread: North to South legs 11 and 12 (/showthread.php?tid=540) |
North to South legs 11 and 12 - Gatwicksteve - 04-29-2012 Back to the classic props for these 2 legs, first the Convair CV240 from Ketchikan to Port Hardy (CYZT) - I missed Christian in his EC635 by just a few days (see the "what else do we fly" thread for his great pictures), then changed to the Hs748 to continue to Kelowna (CYLW) Climbing away in the CV240 ![]() ![]() Leaving the bad weather behind ![]() visual approach at Port Hardy ![]() Safely down ![]() My next aircraft, sharing the ramp with a pair of visiting USN UH60s ![]() some great views as I crossed the coastal range ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() After an hour, it's time to turn down the valley towards Kelowna ![]() Descending between 2 mountain ranges in this weather was not much fun! ![]() ![]() field in sight ![]() This is the real world view looking towards the approach I made ![]() ![]() At the gate and time for a walk and some fresh air! ![]() The next leg will see me leave my first "full" country behind (Canada) and I'll be re-entering the USA to follow the Rocky Mountains for a while.. Hope you enjoyed the journey ![]() Steve ![]() RE: North to South legs 11 and 12 - CBreuer - 04-29-2012 Hey Steve, Sorry that we have missed each other. The HS748 is really looking great. This reminds me of the days I flew it myself for quite some flights. From time to time I still fly them in the Caribbean, or the Pacific Islands, but that is also a rare occasion. Now I have to learn the B737NG (iFly) as I bought it yesterday and now I am making my first flight with it from SEA to SFO. Looking forward of flying it in the Caribbean as well... RE: North to South legs 11 and 12 - TCA2050 - 04-29-2012 Very nice pictures Steve! They look very true to life... one could say 'As real as it can get" ;-) |