I had the pleasure of visiting this national park while installing a system at a client in the park in '99. It's an overlooked national park and somewhat isolated--the nearest stoplight is 72 miles away. It's also fairly high in elevation--the Saratoga had to struggle a bit to gain altitude. As usual, the scenery was generated by Tileproxy. And surprise, I am flying something other than the Carenado King Air! In case you want to fly to the park and have Tileproxy, takeoff from runway 13 at Wayne Wonderland airport in Loa and just follow that general heading. Anyway, hope you enjoy the screenshots!

 

John

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Terrific shots! The wing view in #3 sure looks real. And the background info about the place is greatly appreciated.

 

John

Capitol Reef is absolutely an unknown gem. The fruit orchards there are amazing - oasis in the desert stuff and a lot of fun when the fruit ripens and you can do the pick and eat thing. See: http://www.nps.gov/care/historyculture/orchardscms.htm . Highly recommended.

 

And again, nice shots John

 

Scott

Superb!

Nice. Just getting into using Tileproxy myself at the moment - very impressed but it take a long time to load at the resolutions I want. Small price to pay though.

The wonders of Utah never cease!

 

HLJAMES

Never heard of that park until now John, looks like a beautiful place. The Saratoga looks good out there, but not as good as the King air would have. :biggrin: Amazing shots indeed!!

 

Adam