Pevenhull

Would it be a ticket in Zendesk? I'll mention the long grass at EGBI and EGEU. I'll mention Alscot Park and Woods Farm.

EGBW is Wellesbourne Mountford. They have a tower in Real Life. EGBO is Wolverhampton/Halfpenny Green. They have a tower in RL. EGBS is Shobden. They have a tower in RL Is there any way to correct this? I thought it was because they really hate me. 😆

Sizing of canals and river tributaries are a tad large. Inland water surface elevations are a good metre too high.

EGBW, EGBO and EGBS. ATC dialog window lets me announce I am taxiing. No clearance response from Tower. ATC dialog window lets me announce I am taking off for a leave. No clearance response from tower. EGBJ. Clearance responses from tower after my announcements.

At EGEU, Stoney Lane, the canal has flooded over the runway. Mind you, we've had some rain lately. 😄

I flew Wellesbourne Moutford to Shobden in the tail end of Storm Francis. Shobden runway is 26, right into the teeth of the gale. Landed fine, but when steered to taxi, wind took the fin and the airplane wouldn't turn. 32 kts. Live weather is realistic alright.

I hope they've taken the mower up and down the grass fields.

My system is Corsair 850W PSU ASUS 370 Mother Board Corsair 80 Water cooling 32 Gb Corsair RAM 250 Gb M.2 Samsung 1 Tb Hybrid HDD Intel i5 8600 clocked to 4.5 GHz RTX 2080ti std clock. ASUS ROG 4K 34" curved monitor. Saitek yoke with Bodnar board for Pitch and Roll. Saitek quadrant Saitek pedals. Scenery is true to Bing Maps Aerial View Weather is true to view from my window. 130 - 135 fps. Happy as Larry.

Yes. Looks just like out my window. Only 3 miles from EGBB.

I'd like to mod the grass texture of grass runways. I haven't got the skills.

We've just had Francis. Couldn't get up.

Not mown. Not even half cut. Sack the groundstaff.

"Top-hole. Bally Jerry, pranged his kite right in the how's your father. Hairy blighter, dicky-birdied, feathered back on his Sammy, took a waspy, flipped over on his Betty Harper's and caught his can in the Bertie." Monty Python's Flying Circus.

"Oh dear. I seemed to have pranged my kite."

It's more than famous landmarks. On the charts are VRPs. Visual Reference Points. My local example is Warwick M40 Junction due north of EGBW 180. All the VRPs should be paid attention to. Luckily, M40 J15 sticks out like a sore thump. The 'landmark' due north of that is Kenilworth Castle. A large redstone building on a hill. Bob Dudley's old place. Cheers.