One of my favourite things in the sim is to get something like the Gravel, or the Ryan, or similar, and just go exploring not far off treetop height in a part of the world chosen more or less at random. In this case I took the Gravel out from Syracuse, KSYR (which is not shown here but is very well done in the sim) and headed vaguely south for maybe 30 - 40 miles, just spotting the countryside (which, as an aside, is one of Stephen Fry's more amusing definitions - "Countryside - the killing of Piers Morgan"). Eventually putting down into a little strip - Courtland Co-Chase (N03). Great scenery all the way, plenty of trees and valleys and a rather fine looking place to settle, if the sim is in any way accurate.

I do so love this feeling of "gentle exploration" - the big dramatic stuff is great as well, but sometimes just a gentle pootle across a nice bit of greenery is just the ticket.

Whoever said "it's a small world" has obviously never tried to fly over it all at tree height.

The only way to fly!

Gentle explorations of nowhere...are aspects, this SIM excels in...(nice pictures)...!!