So it looks like I visited somewhere on the order of 47 cities and 30 countries, on my "around-the-world westbound" adventure. I flew the X-Plane simulator's version of the Cirrus Vision SF-50 personal jet. The biggest challenge with that little aircraft, is the limited range, which in a few cases, severely limited my flight planning options. I had a few semi-harrowing experiences, but the worst part occurred in
my head, as I was thinking through what was happening, and how to deal
with it. I used the TripHappy.com trip planning website, to create this image, which shows my complete itinerary. They only allow 30 cities in one trip, so I had to break it up into the first part of the trip and the last part of the trip. I created the image by manually stitching snapshots of the two TripHappy itinerary pages together, using the very capable GIMP image editor. It's just a static image, though, so if you want to get some information about
each city where I stopped, follow the TripHappy links above, and
click on the popup that appears, when you move your cursor over each of
the stops.
If you want to follow my trip from the beginning, click here to go to the original post. At the end of that post, you'll find links to "Previous Post" and "Older Post", which you can use to navigate from one flight to the next.
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