Historical battle sites being worked at the moment (Mount Tumbledown, Two Sisters, Mount Longdon etc) highlight is the work done in low altitude
ground clutter like cliffs, stones and bushes.
This is
Mount Tumbledown, one of the first important battlefields to be seem from Stanley while moving West, it has a rocky outcrop creating what looks like a 'dorsal spine' that runs from East to West over the mountain's peak:
Rocky peaks around Mount Willians and Sapper Hill region, the islands landscape must have more rocks than a Flintstones cartoon:
A closeup of some wind swept bushes (I'm hovering very low and slow here, ignore the alt reading in the HUD, it's distance from sea level, not radar-altimeter):
Mount Williams as seem from the start of the 'walk' uphill, I'm still hovering very low and slow, the bushes and stones now really bring a dimension to the hills:
...and now hovering at the top looking downhill:
...more to come, expect to see ground troops running for cover behind rocks in the near future.
