Aerocache for July 31

[188AHC 2,138]

This one should be interesting. Cape of the Prince. The westernmost airport on the North American continent.

[InboundFour953 0]

Don't blink.

[LHookins 3,102]

It's easier to find with Google Maps. :D

 

Hook

[188AHC 2,138]

It's easier to find with Google Maps. :D

 

Hook

 

SHHHHHH! You're not supposed to tell everyone.

 

Little hint - It's probably not the one you think it is.

[Air1 136]

_{Well, I got it, been there before But is not a little island off the shore of Atta called Peaked island the farest western point of the U.S. Or is it Amatignak island. It all depends on how you look at it? But not Cape of the prince by far. Of course Atta is not even modeled in Flight! The Japanese once held it for a short time in 1942.}

[188AHC 2,138]

Well, this one could have been a lot more challenging. It had the potential of requiring a bit more navigation and research.

 

However, I got it and then flew on and landed at Tin City. I picked up a short passenger job here and flew to Brevig Mission. When I pick back up, I'm going to take a job at Brevig to wherever it takes me and continue on.

[LuisFelizTirado 33]

As usual, I made a flight plan, this time from Port Clarence to Buck Creek. Did a lot of touch-and-gos at all the airstrips in between and got the Centi-Explorer Achievement at the last one.

 

 

 

 

 

 

Best regards.

Luis

[188AHC 2,138]

Luis - You didn't challenge the bridge at Tin City? :lol:

[LuisFelizTirado 33]

Bridge? Bridge? Did somebody say a... bridge?

 

Darn, I missed that one. Now, I gotta go back. Thanks for reminding me. Lucky I left the Cub parked, cold and dark on the apron. :lol:

 

Best regards.

Luis