FSX Screenshots Here!!

Approaching an landing at San Clemente Island...
Thanks Menef for nice screenshots and incentive to revisit the California coastline!

Yes these Channel Islands (with Blue Sky Scenery installed) are a great place to fly, and to discover hidden runways... Like here in Santa Cruz (with Carenado C172). No FSX airport code for this one.. rare...

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...and here with Milviz F-100 in San Clemente...

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Blue Sky Scenery is (was) my preferred type of photoreal scenery for many reasons:

Some places are much more beautiful when viewed from above, like desert states like NM, Nevada, Utah, since at ground level you miss the weird colors, the hidden valleys and salt lakes, various native or private reserves, not to mention missile ranges and airbases, places you can't go in real life anyway.

And visiting the US from Canada these days is, well, a disturbing option, so I use FSX and Blue Sky Scenery to get there anyway, because it's such a diverse and fabulous country.

But now Blue Sky Scenery is offline for real. Gottfried Razek officially closed its website a few years ago, but most of his MediaFire download links were still working last time I checked back in October 2025, and download was real fast. Today sadly his links are all dead. Some website like Rikooo and maybe Avsim have copies of some of his sceneries, but not all (way too big). My Blue Sky folder is 133GB! And I only had some Western states.

You could try Las Vegas and parts of Nevada at Rikooo (5GB might be a sloooow download without a registration):
https://www.rikoooo.com/downloads/viewdownload/68/866

Below Washington State coastline near Quillayute, and Arizona near Tuba City:

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