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Carbon neutral ship

By MrBitstFlyer, in Microsoft Flight Simulator (2020)

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MrBitstFlyer    3,827

MrBitstFlyer
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Seen in the Providence area, USA - Ship powered by photo synthesis.

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Fielder    3,644

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LOL! I think Jorg and Sebastian love trees!

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johnbow72    2,722

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I know they were working on trees , but this takes it too a new level . LOL

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KERNEL32    497

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Didn't you hear of the movement to make ships look more natural as they are a hideous sight; now cruise ship passengers can relax in their sun bathing chairs and gaze to the horizon not to be bothered by the steel monstrosities, while said cruise ships leaves a mile trail of human waste - heh it's all natural ehh?

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109Sqn    1,554

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16 hours ago, MrBitstFlyer said:

Ship powered by photo synthesis.

Easy to assume that, but it's actually an early proof of concept experiment for the Valley Forge:

 

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Lord Farringdon    477

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21 hours ago, johnbow72 said:

I know they were working on trees , but this takes it too a new level . LOL

LOL. Good stuff @johnbow72 but you missed a great opportunity!

" I know they were working on trees , but this takes it too a new leafal " 🤣🤣🤣

 

 

 

 

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No. No, Mav, this is not a good idea.

Sorry Goose, but it's time to buzz the tower!

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