Lederhosen;

Loved those captions on the screenies. Brought a smile to my face!!

Nice pics

p.s. the last pic with only one Sgt is the result of having used a redux mod (only once) and JGSME not working correctly.
This means , of course, a total reinstall for me......
gota love that that backup prog!!

couple of screenshot we started without snow but at landing approach we did faced the snow. dd jan-1915

Nice!
Always warms the heart to see good WOFF screenshots.

My first dawn patrol..

Amen to that Duke! Those last screen shots of snow is all I have seen this season. It's been pretty warm up here in Ontario!

And the same here bout 100 miles SE of you...roughly. Oddly we had some pretty good snow a month ago but nothing for a while. Think it was about 55 degrees (F of course) on Christmas.
Can't say in my advanced years I miss it though.
When I retire I can have 3 feet on the ground then. Snowed in and retired? Sounds like a little bit of heaven.

About the same in central Wisconsin (around Madison) We had a brief couple of days with snow on the ground around the end of October. Pretty mild since.

Oooops! Just looked out the window...here it comes.

Haven't plowed my driveway yet this winter....and I ain't complaining. It's a record setter for lack of snow.

yeah......people in shorts wading around w/ the dogs at the beach....coastal CT Christmas day.....yikes!

Enjoy the warmth! Remember, just last year: http://www.nbcnews.com/news/weather/wint...et-snow-n250586

Thank you El Nino! 'course, where I live, El Nino doesn't matter much.

I haven't had to shovel any snow yet. That's kinda normal though here in southwest Florida.

Seems like we have created a WOFF afficionado weather thread!

Look at it this way - any shovel time takes away from WOFF time. What's not to like?

No snow here yet either. It doesn't quite feel like Christmas when it's 70 degrees.

After a slow week or two in 1917, I finally had some luck with a few two seaters and a couple of DVs. One of the DVs puts up a hell of a fight and the pucker factor was really kicking in as we both worked the vertical at low altitude. One nasty departure here and it's, "The War Ministry regrets to inform you..."

Luckily, I get behind him and hammer down the trigger; no time for subtleties here.








After I down the Hun, I look around and see that I am alone. Time to skedaddle! The boys are really taking a pounding in the trenches today. You can almost imagine it.





Back in 1915, the weather has been dog squeeze. Finally, the sun came out for today's mission. Patrol deep behind friendly lines. No English to be seen. Still, a lovely day after all this rain.

Amazing screenshots!
This sim is really top shelf.

Duke, let's see some of your shots.