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Feb 17, 20131 min read
Saturday 16th
The forecast fog in the morning did not materialise but there was a low (750′) cloudbase that took a couple of hours to lift. Not a lot...
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pdinham
Feb 17, 20131 min read
Friday 15th – AGM
A good turnout for the AGM at the Shalbourne Village Hall. Colin delivered the Chaiman’s report and said that the club is in the best...
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pdinham
Feb 6, 20131 min read
Wednesday 6th
A day for careful handling of the gliders on the ground (and picketing) and 70 knot approaches, however, that did mean launches of over...
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pdinham
Feb 3, 20131 min read
Saturday 2nd February
The prediction for Saturday was for a ridge day and though it worked to some extent it was nowhere as good as in October. However, the...
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pdinham
Feb 3, 20131 min read
Wednesday 30th
At least it wasn’t raining and the field became less boggy as the day progressed. Unfortunately, there was a strong, blustery,...
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pdinham
Feb 3, 20131 min read
Sat 2 Feb – was it really February?
02/02/13 Was this really a Feburary day. Streeting from the north and two runs towards Hungerford in the clubs K13. I think the photos...
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pdinham
Jan 14, 20133 min read
Annual dinner and awards
The annual dinner took place on the 11th January complete with its own Oscar style award ceremony. “The PR award is going to Graham...
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pdinham
Jan 13, 20131 min read
Sunday 13 Jan – Happy New Year!!!
I seem to be the first person posting this year – and what a nice start to the year! As forecast, sunny and thermic, kicking off the...
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pdinham
Dec 26, 20121 min read
Saturday 8th December
Saturday saw the K8 emerge from the hangar for the first time in a few weeks and rewarded us with launches up to 1,900 feet. Pleasant...
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pdinham
Dec 26, 20121 min read
Sunday 23rd
Dry day, wet airfield and the C team were in attendance just waiting for anyone escaping Christmas shopping. Only our illustrious...
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pdinham
Dec 16, 20121 min read
Sunday 16th Early Celebration
As promised Sunday was the better day of the weekend and those arriving at the airfield were greeted with a clear sky – and a winch...
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pdinham
Dec 15, 20121 min read
Saturday 15 Dec Blue sky, sunshine….
…and nobody to fly I sat in glorious isolation until just before 10am when Ken, Graham and Richard arrived and Ken, Richard and I then...
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pdinham
Dec 12, 20121 min read
Wednesday 12th December
Another modest turnout where check flights were the order of the day. With Colin still under the weather I made good use of a day off and...
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pdinham
Dec 11, 20121 min read
Wednesday 5th December
A modest turnout to see if there would be enough of a northerly to provide some fun on the ridge. It did provide launches to 2,000 feet...
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pdinham
Nov 29, 20121 min read
Wednesday 28th November -Alternative Ridge Day
Seeing that the Ridge at Parham would be working Rod,Chris, Paul, Carol and myself trailed our gliders down there to have a day of ridge...
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pdinham
Nov 28, 20121 min read
Wednesday 28th: The north wind doth blow…
… and we shall have LIFT. Maybe not on a par with the last northerly day but lots of extended flights. Bob B set the benchmark on the...
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pdinham
Nov 18, 20121 min read
Sunny Sunday 18th…
…Yes, as usual superb E team weather! Whilst cold, it was still )well, very light cross-wind-with-a-hint-of-tail) and sunny so it was...
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pdinham
Nov 14, 20121 min read
Remembrance Sunday
Was a beautiful sunny Autumn or Winter’s day depending on your point of view regarding seasonal matters. A light breeze and mostly...
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pdinham
Nov 8, 20122 min read
A trip to Lleweni Parc
After the memorable Saturday ridge day a week or so ago Carol and I towed the Janus up to Lleweni Parc with great hopes of having a week...
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pdinham
Nov 4, 20121 min read
Sunday 4th – Lovely!
Ok, so it rained a little. Ok, perhaps not ‘little’ as such – in fact I don’t think I’ve ever seen the roads approaching Shalbourne as...
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