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Greetings patrons of SimFlight.com. I have been invited as a guest contributor to this fine site by none other than Miguel Blaufuks & I graciously accepted his offer. I recently revitalized my personal blog site polypoke (as many of you visited in reference to the post below) and will contribute content here using my blog as a springboard. I also have created a Facebook page for polypoke that automatically updates when I post new entries. I invite you to visit and “like” it if you indeed like what you see. I look forward to contributing new and exciting things with regards to flight simulation.
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welcome to simFlight Owen! looking forward to reading your interesting posts!
Congrats.
Congrats Owen
Plenty of experiences of Owen’s work leave’s me in no doubt that he will have his keen eye on-the-ball, and will keep us healthily informed. I’m certainly looking forward to more from Owen.
Welcome to the team. I’m looking forward to more FSX tips and tricks and even the inside workings of FSX. Don’t forget FS9 though. I still use it most of the time.