This trip is a little more interesting and ironic at the same time. Seeing as I didn't keep any record as to where exactly I was last time in Alabama, I had to randomly pick an airport from the start and start from there. The ride was quite interesting as the roads were a lot smoother and the bridges were fun to drive on. Not only that, the trees provided a very good level of realism [although they were eating away some of my frames because I set them at very dense]. This is where the irony comes in. As I stopped at Gragg-Wade, I looked into the map to see where I was. Much to my surprise [and after spending 3 hours driving the country side], I found out that I began my trip from the far east side of the state and ended up almost exactly where I left off some time ago. Anyways, here are some shot taken during the trip. They're not very good in quality because I have a 20" widescreen monitor and squeezing them to 600 pixels wide took a toll on them [not to mention the image compression].

Here is a funny story. I was driving out of Gragg-Wade airport along the roads of FSX minding my own business while taking photos of moving traffic, wild rides, and harassing the trucks. Upon reaching Rose Field, I took a few shots of the map so that I can record how far I traveled. Now, upon inspection of the screen shots, I found almost all of them blacked out. The only ones that didn't get blacked out are the shots of the map when I was in the map menu [go figure]. Seriously, I nearly threw my joystick at the monitor over this because I have spent two hours taking excellent shots; only to be blacked out in the end. I don't know how or why this was possible, but I'm gonna get to the bottom of them. Anyways, here are the shots that didn't get blacked out. At least I finally made it to Mississippi.