Classic British Flight Sim

Great pics of a beautiful part of the country Peter. When I sort of semi retired twelve years ago, my colleagues treated me to an hours experience/ lesson in an R22 at Nottingham. It was quite enjoyable although not quite as scenic as your flight. I suspect that they were trying to get rid of me! EricT

Great shots Peter! Love all the shots of the harbor.

On shots 25-27 you were focusing on a specific group of houses, any significance to them?

Beautiful! Thanks very much for sharing your pics with us, Peter. Mrs. FlyTexas enjoyed looking at them too. Although she did ask me why Peter took so many pictures of his feet?

Brian

blanston12 wrote: ↑

06 Jun 2017, 17:26

Great shots Peter! Love all the shots of the harbor.

On shots 25-27 you were focusing on a specific group of houses, any significance to them?

Yes Joe...I live in one of them

What a lovely part of the world. Great photos. Point of interest, our local police dept regularly use a Robinson 44, they do not own one but a local entrepreneur lends them his own personal one (which he himself flies).

Lovely photos Peter, I haven't been to that part of the world for many years, or in a helicopter...ever!

Shades of Agatha Christie? Burgh Island Hotel?

Cracking Photos Peter, beautifully taken.
Lovely to see the home pastures from above and in such clear light.
No 7 should be Salcombe-Kingsbridge Estuary and 17 Salcombe.
Good job you went in the afternoon given the weather in the morning here.

Steve M

Fantastic pictures, Peter. Reminded me of holidays in Devon and Cornwall a long time ago. A truly beautiful area of England. Makes me miss home! Thanks for sharing.

Nigel²

Steve M wrote: ↑

06 Jun 2017, 22:54

Cracking Photos Peter, beautifully taken.
Lovely to see the home pastures from above and in such clear light.
No 7 should be Salcombe-Kingsbridge Estuary and 17 Salcombe.
Good job you went in the afternoon given the weather in the morning here.

Steve, thank you for your corrections. Much appreciated...I have edited those two captions.

Thanks again,
Peter.