Det er utroligt hvad den autentiske lyd gør for oplevelsen ...
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It's amazing how the authentic sound makes the experience so much more real ...
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A few weeks ago, Oliver Davis, who is CEO of Concept3D (which does 3D modeling for Google Earth for one thing), took a holiday trip to British Columbia and went on a Helicopter Ski run. Being a savvy Google Earth user, he took along a GPS device and recorded his track both in the air, and while skiing down the snowy mountains. He got one of his engineers to produce a Google Earth 5 tour of the heli-ski GPS track which lets you fly along his trip. You'll have to use your imagination for the sounds, and the pauses for putting on skis, and the strenuous, but exhilirating, runs down the mountain. But, you get to enjoy the views, and really get a sense of what a heli-ski trip would be like. Oliver posted about his trip and the tour at his blog, and they created a video showing the tour here:
To get the full experience, you should download their GE 5 tour file here 
Read more: http://www.gearthblog.com/blog/archives/2009/03/heli-ski_tour_in_google_earth.html
Many thanks to the person who wrote this informative post. Thanks for sharing. The process of skiing downhill using a helicopter is what is referred to as heli-skiing. Heli skiing has gained a lot of popularity with countries such as USA, New Zealand, Himalayas, Nepal Chile , Canada and others having areas that are very popular for this activity. Helicopter ski is a bit expensive owing to the fact that it is very difficult to operate and keep the helicopters in good shape. The problem of visibility can also pose a very big challenge especially when the weather is inclement.
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