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Flight!I wanted to present some writing and images based on flying, or some ideas involving flight in general. I remember being inspired by watching various aircraft and birds flying when I was young. I enjoyed building model aircraft plastic kits, and model aircraft for ‘flying’, as a boy and teenager. I also remember that most of my time when I was going through high school, I had wanted to become a pilot. I’d also like to show some of the possibilities of inexpensive flight simulation running on fairly typical consumer-level computers. |
A Diamond Twin Star DA-42 flies at an altitude of around 8,000ft, over high mountains that are east of Seattle in the USAThis is a screen capture taken while 'flying' within Microsoft Flight Simulator X. |
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Page 2 - Flying and Imagination |
Page 3 - About Flight 1 |
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Page 4 - About Flight 2 |
Page 5 - Joy Flight From Bankstown Airport |
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Page 6 - Flight Back From Port Lincoln |
Page 7 - Parafield Fly-In |
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Page 8 - Flight Photographs From One Trip To Sydney |
Page 9 - The 1919 Flight From London to Australia |
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Page 10 - Early Flight Simulation |
Page 11 - A Flight from Meigs Field |
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