Cross Country Powered Parachute Flight From Nulltown To Shelbyville, IN - 9-19-23

This was a long 2.5 hour 82-mile flight from Nulltown to Shelbyville, Indiana. My flight took me south out of Nulltown Wingnuts Airport (73II) along the Whitewater River to Laurel, Indiana. Then I continued south to Oldenburg and Batesville before heading back northwest to Enochsburg and Lake Santee.
From Lake Santee I then headed west back to Shelbyville where I caught some harvest action in a couple of fields before finally landing at Shelbyville Municipal Airport (KGEZ).

[@richardfosdick6699]

Enjoyed flying in the country. It is so relaxing to see the many things out there. Thanks for flying us over such beautiful scenery.

[@TimDonk]

You fly so close to me. I’ll be operating out of Lewis Airfield near Milan.

[@ScottRichardson_PPC]

Nice! I'm gonna have to get down there and fly with you for sure.

[@chrisarvin1715]

Beautiful pictures, liked that you talked about them as you clipped them into your video!
So you used 8 gallons of fuel on this flight?

[@ScottRichardson_PPC]

2 gallons left and I measured my tank actually holds 11, so used 9.

[@kb3mpx]

What Paramotor are you flying ?

[@ScottRichardson_PPC]

It's not a paramotor, it's a powered parachute (there is a difference!). It's a 1999 Buckeye Dream Machine with an Apco Cruiser 500 parachute. Detailed info here:
drive.google.com/file/d/1fcS4aMQvkc_mKzR3z7YTIJIQ0WDI3LYK/view?usp=sharing