Category: Flight Simulator 2004 - Scenery
Alaska/BC Bush Scenery: Edgecombe Lodge, Johnny Mountain Mine, & Bob Quinn Lake

File Description:
My fourth bush scenery in Alaska/British Columbia. This package includes three airstrips: the first runway at Edgecombe Lodge has an unusual inclined profile, located precariously across a ridgeline on Annette Island near Ketchikan. I've also put together a tailor-made NDB Instrument Approach plate for it. The other two, Johnny Mountain Mine and Bob Quinn Lake, are hazardous real-life airstrips along the Iskut River in BC (about 50 miles north of Ketchikan). Includes AFCAD files for FS2004 and FS2002. Although I have modified the terrain to create the runways, Eddie Denney's FS2002 mesh of Alaska is still required as a foundation for this scenery to work. Also requires Gerrish Gray's Tree Library (release 3).

Category: Flight Simulator 2004 - Scenery
Hazardous Airstrips of the Santa Lucia Mountains

File Description:
This is a package of four airstrips located near the central California coast. They have been constructed in a variety of inaccessible places: tucked away in ravines and narrow canyons, or perched high on an outcrop of rock. All are at least as difficult as many of the backwoods airfields in the Idaho Rockies, such as Dewey Moore, Cabin Creek, or Lower Loon. Special yellow arrows painted on the hillside assist in guiding you down your approach to each runway.

Category: Flight Simulator 2004 - Scenery
Lake Lynn II

File Description:
Lake Lynn II is a remake of one of my earlier sceneries from the summer of 2000. Lake Lynn II is located Southeast of Gulkana, and will challenge your bush flying abilities. James Belk co-authored this scenery. Please enjoy!

Category: Flight Simulator 2004 - Scenery
North Cascades Bush Airstrips 4

File Description:
A final four airstrips in the North Cascades. I designed these mainly for my own entertainment, and the scenery is VERY basic - as you can tell from the file size - they're probably of interest only to 'fans' of my previous three North Cascades releases...and the small number of them still using FS9.