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October 26th 07, 03:49 AM
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Low flying area in FS-2004
Maybe a little of topic, but some people will be interested to know where
RustYİ takes those beautiful low flying pictures from. Position 52°42'16.27"N 3°50'25.27"W The AMSL altitude of the beginning of the gorge is 1000 ft The planes are flying at 250ft AGL So I made the flight at QNH altitude of 1250 ft The gorge is sloping down to the sea, at the latest screen capture you will see the Irish Sea at a distance. 
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