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![]() "Howard Nelson" wrote I have flown numerous times single engine, day, over both rockies and sierras. I don't know what the actual realities are but the sierras are much more "scary". They rise faster, fewer valleys and more bare rock. I have always felt that I have had an "out" when flying over the rockies not so the sierras. Howard Although I have not flown above the Andes, except very high in an airliner, driving through them gives me the following point of view. If you think the Sierras are scary, check out the Andes. They are young, raw, and jagged. -- Jim in NC |
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