sick

[awash2002]

Tuesday I tested positive for Covid19 and now I am in quarantine so I need places to fly in FSX in the V35B Bonanza so I don't go crazy

[BPL]

Very sorry to hear that, Greg. I hope you'll be feeling much better and back to normal soon. Praying for you!

[awash2002]

Thank you

[Nick - A2A]

Sorry to hear that Greg. Hope you're not feeling too poorly and have plenty of supplies. Best wishes for a swift and full recovery.

Nick

[alan CXA651]

Hi Greg.
Sorry to hear this , hope you have a speedy recovery.
regards alan.

[ThreeGreenGaming]

Very sorry to hear about this awash. Hope you get to feeling better soon! Keep those spirits up. A fun idea you could do to pass some quarantine time (assuming you are feeling up for it) is to do a good refresher on some IFR flying! You could go around the time flying different types of approaches that may be challenging or uncommon in order to break up to routine. If you feel like talking, perhaps doing some flying on pilot edge (they have a 5 hour trial), could be something fun and rewarding if you haven't tried that as well.

Best wishes in your recovery.

[awash2002]

I'm coughing like crazy

[Al FR-153]

Greg.

That wouldn't have happened if you wore a mask when you were kissing those trees on your last flight. Or was that for the bird flu?

Seriously..... Take care of yourself Bud. Get yourself to the hospital on the first signs of anything you even suspect or cannot explain off easily. Frequent temperature checks are a good start. If you don't have a digital thermometer, get one.

As for flying while on quarantine, try a visit to the home of ORBX. Australia is a good visit this time of the year, Spring is coming. And it is big enough to keep you busy for awhile. Then, you can fly over to New Zealand for a week or two. The trip back to the States and Georgia should consume your whole quarantine time.

Best of Luck,

Al

[awash2002]

i did wear a mask I think I got it from the motel room I was in

[ClipperLuna]

Sorry to hear it, Greg. Hope you get better soon!

As for flights, I have an idea for you: Try the backside (eastern side) of the Cascades/Sierra Nevada, from northern Washington to Southern California. There's a little airport at Omak (KOMK) I like to fly in/out of sometimes. Try starting there, then work your way down to Ellensburg, Redmond, Klamath Falls, Reno, Bishop, and Finish up at Edwards Air force Base. Those are some of my favorite places to go, and there's some great scenery along the way.

[awash2002]

I'll try that

[AviationAtWar]

Best of luck to you. You'll be fine!

[awash2002]

I hope so

[Paughco]

Here's hoping for your speedy recovery. Keep the shiny side up and the greasy side down! That Eastern Cascades run looks like just the thing.

Seeya
ATB

[awash2002]

Thanks guys I will do that