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   SCENERY FOR USE WITH MICROSOFT FLIGHT SIMULATOR
     EQUIPPED WITH AIRCRAFT AND SCENERY DESIGNER
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-Designed by Rick Lee, FS Section Leader-CompuServe GAMERS Forum
 CompuServe ID: 71361,667
-See Library 12 "Flight Sim/Design" for a large selection of add-on scenery

WVACRW.ZIP should contain the following files:
  WVACRWRL.SC1
  WVACRWRL.DY1
  CRW-EAGL.MOD
  LANDMUDS.MOD
  WVACRWRL.TXT

This scenery depicts the Charleston, WV area known as the Kanawha
Valley. (pronounced cuhNAWuh)  When you bring up the CRW-Eagle Aviation
Mode you will be parked behind the Eagle Aviation building at Yeager
Airport's General Aviation Facility.  There are 3 distinct parts of the
airport: The public terminal where the control tower is located, the GA
section for private planes and business jets, and the Air National Guard
section where the C-130's are based.

Here is a suggested tour of the valley.  To best view the scenery, keep
your altitude in the 1500 to 2000 range.

Downtown Charleston is rendered in some detail but many important
landmarks were left out due to frame rate considerations.  East of
downtown you will find the state capitol building which has only
recently had its dome regilded after many embarrassing years with yellow
paint on it.  If you continue following the Kanawha river east you will
_eventually_ run across a very interesting landing strip.  I'll let it
be a surprise... but rest assured it does exist in reality.

Going west from downtown following the river you will notice Union
Carbide Corporation's Blaine Island chemical plant.  The city of South
Charleston will be on your left at that point.  Further down the river
you will see the city of Dunbar on the north side where Interstate 64
crosses the river.  Next you will see Union Carbide's Institute, WV
plant.  This is the only place in the US where MIC gas is manufactured.
MIC is well known for killing thousands in Bhopal, India.  It is
considered a no-no to overfly the plant.

A little farther down the river you will see St.Albans on the south
side... boyhood home of Yours Truly. As you approach St.Albans, be sure
to drop down low over the river to observe the river traffic.

The next chemical plant you see on the right-hand side of the river will
the Monsanto plant located in Nitro, WV.  Nitro was built by the Federal
Gov't as a location for a large explosives factory during WWI.  The war
ended just in time for the plant opening.

After I-64 passes over the river again you will see the massive John
Amos power plant.  Fly around the plant and head back for Charleston.
When you get back to downtown, turn right and follow route 119 south
from the city.  Two or three miles out of town you should see a small
airport off to the right.  This is Mallory Airport.  Famous locally for
it's... err.. uhhh.. "relaxed atmosphere".  The word "ramshackle"
describes it pretty well.  The landing strip (2000 feet of rough
blacktop) is carved into the side of a hill and is so narrow and so
hemmed-in you'd think anyone would have to be completely nuts to fly in
and out of there. But there are dozens of light planes tied down up
there.  Test your skill... land there if you dare.