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Originally Posted by Tom Martin
Your range certainly gives you lots of options. Here is one; fly west of Austin to New Orleans and then follow the mississippi north with stops at Memphis, and St.Louis. Head east from St.Louis past Indy and join us at Windsor, CYQG, Ontario Canada on May the 26th for the southern ontario stop of the RV1 at Windsor RV flyin that day. Once in Canada you can tour east past niagara falls cross back into the US and fly the Appalachians back down to Memphis and then back to Austin. Easily doable in 10 days and you would see some wonderful places.
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If you fly west of Austin to New Orleans, it will be about 26,500 miles. Give or take.
East is probably quicker, and Lakefront (KNEW) is convenient.
Gaston's aerodrome in north arkansas is nice, and they have cabins on the White river.
I agree with soem of the recommendations for the desert southwest. The scenery is spectacular, and utterly unlike anything in the UK
Also, depending on what equipment you're flying, density altitude will have an entirely new meaning for someone used to flying from sea level airports. Be careful
