From: lumpy@digitalcartography.com   
      
   miso@sushi.com wrote:   
   > I haven't use FS in years. What rev would I need?   
      
   FS9 aka FS2004.   
   Some suggst that they'll come out with a FS2006 next year   
   but the darn program is only 25 bucks. Not enough reason   
   for me to wait.   
      
   > You might want to give the campers on Tikaboo a big ass   
   > telescope. A refractor in the 600mm range will do. How   
   > about a KLAS TV news van near the front gate.   
      
   I'm hunting for a telescope. Closest I have   
   so far is a photographer guy with vest and   
   SLR's slung around his neck.   
      
   I've got the 50th anniversary party going on   
   just outside the front boundary. SO deputy   
   checking in. Cammos on the hill watching.   
      
   I've got employee busses making the trip up   
   and down GLR.   
      
   And I've got a water well digging operation   
   going on out there at GLR and the highway.   
      
   Just for fun, I temporarily stuck the presidents'   
   heads from mt Rushmore on the west face of Tikaboo.   
      
   And down at the base, I added the baseball field   
   which is not present on the add-on A-51   
   scenery that I have.   
      
   The add-on's are pretty nice. ILS and comm freq's, some   
   have F-16's and B-2's taxiing around the base.   
      
   There's an NTS add on where some guy plotted all   
   the craters and tests and built images that look   
   something like blast sites.   
      
   What kind of fence and how far does it go, is   
   at the free area/Area 61 gate at the south   
   end of Tikaboo Rd where the Pop Mechanics   
   guy flubbed up?   
      
   And further down south from Tikaboo, what   
   kind of physical boundary/warning signs   
   are there between the Wildlife Preserve   
   and the bombing range? Like Dogbone lake   
   area.   
      
   tnx -   
      
   Lumpy   
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