FSX Eagle, Colorado to Alamogordo, New Mexico

[HLJames 2,568]

MSE 2 Colorado, New Mexico

ORBX Eagle County Regional Airport

ORBX Alamogordo White Sands Regional Airport

Carenado PA31T Cheyenne 2

Thanks for viewing

[jt8d9a 1,881]

Superb shots!

[John_Cillis 2,406]

Good shots!  You could of had my Colorado scenery for free (just kidding MSE, your's is better).  Love, the alpine vistas!

John

[HLJames 2,568]

9 hours ago, jt8d9a said:

Superb shots!

Thanks very much for comments.....#4 Red Table mountain!

6 hours ago, Cactus521 said:

Good shots!  You could of had my Colorado scenery for free (just kidding MSE, your's is better).  Love, the alpine vistas!

John

Appreciate the comment....#5, 6 Aspen!

HLJAMES

[woodhick 504]

Looking good indeed.  Thanks

[HLJames 2,568]

11 hours ago, woodhick said:

Looking good indeed.  Thanks

Appreciate the comment.....#8 Great Sand Dunes National Monument, Colorado!

HLJAMES

[Carlton1971 146]

Fabulous cross country scenery!

[steve310002 1,198]

Great shots. Eagle County is one of my favorite airports. I also am a fan of Telluride. Or 'To Hell You Ride' as the locals at one time called it.

[JAT 185]

Beautiful shots.

nebojsa

[HLJames 2,568]

On 10/3/2017 at 11:38 AM, Carlton1971 said:

Fabulous cross country scenery!

Many thanks for comments!

2 hours ago, steve310002 said:

Great shots. Eagle County is one of my favorite airports. I also am a fan of Telluride. Or 'To Hell You Ride' as the locals at one time called it.

Big thank you for comments.....Great vacation spot...love the drive from Riverton to Ouray....Eagle, Helluride and Aspen are great starting points for flights into New Mexico and the Western states!

1 hour ago, JAT said:

Beautiful shots.

nebojsa

Huge thank you for commenting!

HLJAMES

[steve310002 1,198]

2 hours ago, HLJames said:

Many thanks for comments!

Big thank you for comments.....Great vacation spot...love the drive from Riverton to Ouray....Eagle, Helluride and Aspen are great starting points for flights into New Mexico and the Western states!

Huge thank you for commenting!

HLJAMES

And the million dollar highway out of Ouray towards Silverton certainly is a hair raiser! Was on it in August.

[HLJames 2,568]

8 hours ago, steve310002 said:

And the million dollar highway out of Ouray towards Silverton certainly is a hair raiser! Was on it in August.

Yeah...Silverton to Ouray past Red mountain and the haunted mining structures beside the road....it's like a Disneyland ride for grown-ups!

HLJAMES

[steve310002 1,198]

7 hours ago, HLJames said:

Yeah...Silverton to Ouray past Red mountain and the haunted mining structures beside the road....it's like a Disneyland ride for grown-ups!

HLJAMES

Oh man...when I saw Red mountain for the first time it blew my mind. It was like no other mountain I've seen. The colors are incredible. I love all those old mining structures and ghost towns. I can't remember the name but just off the main road of the San Juan highway facing red mountain there was an old railway bridge elevated on trestles which just ends suddenly  at the edge of the valley cliff. I believe it belonged to the mining company that once operated there. Crazy to imagine that wooden bridge stretching across those steep ravines in the past. I already plan on going back there next summer for more exploring.

[Guest Mik75]

Beautiful set of shots! That’s what flying is all about! 

[HLJames 2,568]

8 hours ago, Mik75 said:

Beautiful set of shots! That’s what flying is all about! 

Thanks very much for commenting....indeed custom airplanes custom airports and custom scenery!

12 hours ago, steve310002 said:

Oh man...when I saw Red mountain for the first time it blew my mind. It was like no other mountain I've seen. The colors are incredible. I love all those old mining structures and ghost towns. I can't remember the name but just off the main road of the San Juan highway facing red mountain there was an old railway bridge elevated on trestles which just ends suddenly  at the edge of the valley cliff. I believe it belonged to the mining company that once operated there. Crazy to imagine that wooden bridge stretching across those steep ravines in the past. I already plan on going back there next summer for more exploring.

The Royal Gorge is another unforgettable experience!

HLJAMES