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pdinham
Jun 10, 20122 min read
Saturday 9th June, Lasham Regionals
Well the Lasham comp is now over. Some of the pilots flew 2 of the 9 days while us mortals flew only 1 day, yesterday. I got up early...
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pdinham
Jun 10, 20121 min read
Saturday 9th June
With the wet and blustery conditions of the last few days behind us Saturday was a refreshing change. We still had 15 to 20 knots of...
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pdinham
Jun 10, 20121 min read
Sunday 10th
Sounds like a good day was had by many at Shalbourne yesterday; I was flying our syndicate Duo 620 in the Regionals A group – 328k down...
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pdinham
Jun 5, 20122 min read
Regional Competition. Lasham.
Pete and I have been at Lasham for the 2012 Regional Comp. Unfortunately it’s been wet, overcast and mostly non-flyable. Yesterday,...
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pdinham
Jun 5, 20122 min read
Monday 4th June
With the Jubilee celebrations in full swing members attention must have been focused elsewhere but those who did come out to fly were...
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pdinham
Jun 2, 20121 min read
And the forecast for the day….Not brilliant.
Whilst at Sutton Bank Paul Prentice was signed off for Aerotowing……………here is the video of his first solo Aerotow.
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pdinham
May 28, 20121 min read
Sunday 27th at the club
It’s days like this that one wishes we had the option of (occasionally) taking an aerotow or turning the field through 90 degrees. With...
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pdinham
May 28, 20121 min read
Saturday 26th
Report from Bob B:- Today (Saturday 26th May) produced a howling South-Easterly making it unwise to risk cables falling to the west....
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pdinham
May 28, 20122 min read
Sunday 27th May. What a day.
Cross country flying is ok, well it’s better than ok, for me it’s great, pushing oneself to your own personal limits and getting across...
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pdinham
May 24, 20122 min read
Sutton Bank: At Last We Fly
OK, so strictly speaking, Wednesday was not our first flying day. Sunday, Carol and Phil worked away at getting everyone site and/or...
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pdinham
May 23, 20121 min read
Sutton bank Exped 3
I spoke to Phil this morning who said they’re all having a great time. The weather is a mixed bag but they’re hoping for an improvment...
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pdinham
May 22, 20122 min read
Sutton Bank Exped 2
from http://www.ygc.co.uk/wordpress/ Sarurday 19th. Rain in the morning and low cloud for the rest of the day kept the gliders in the...
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pdinham
May 21, 20121 min read
Sunday 20th May
ERIV 201145Z 010 10KT 9999 OVC007 10/08 Q1009 That’s METAR for rubbish!
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pdinham
May 20, 20121 min read
Sutton Bank Exped
Phil has asked me to add this to the blog. Apparently it was to sort out a small problem with the Puchacz, it was the smallest hammer in...
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pdinham
May 19, 20121 min read
Saturday 19th
‘Vaguely Soarable’ is how Met God David Masson forecast the day, and indeed vaguely soarable is what it turned out to be. We did our...
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pdinham
May 15, 20121 min read
Sunday 13th (the other day)
So, everyone made a bee-line for Saturday. Some of us knew our glider would be occupied and went flying on the other day of the weekend...
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pdinham
May 14, 20123 min read
Saturday 12th May 300km later
After waiting for some decent weather we were finally rewarded with light northerlies on Saturday. RASP looked good; the met gave a good...
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pdinham
May 13, 20121 min read
Alchemy, Pure Alchemy (12May)
Also congrats to Jon for his 2hour xc endorsement leg. A busy day of soaring – nuff said. (originally posted by Pete. Re-ordered/posted...
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pdinham
May 12, 20121 min read
Sunday 6th May
Arrived at the club to find Janus, LS7 and LS3 rigged under a very grey sky – what did they know that I didn’t? The Janus was first out...
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pdinham
May 5, 20121 min read
The second man in space…* (5th May)
Bob said we’d be packed up by 1.30. We all agreed… At 5 we were looking up at Steve B in the K13 diminished by height to a mere speck. In...
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