Where and when we've been flying
The last month has been pretty pants weather wise. Thursday evening looked like there might be a chance for some flying as / when the wind dropped.
Parts of the country had a bit of a sea breeze but there was no sign of it (?) so we headed to Witchieknowe.
Managed a ttb at Broughton before 10am which was smooth. Needed it to check my new Advance Progress 2 harness was set up well. Loved it.
After being convinced to brave a fairly dubious weather forecast, I headed down to Buttermere in Cumbria for the Lakes Charity Classic.
Gerald was already there, installed beside the Pennine boys and Chris Booth.
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Since my first outing in the Borders meeting a few of you splendid guys at Bridgend last year, driving past Bodsbeck left me with a sense of awe & a hunger that has been gestating ever since.
After camping at the KingsHouse in Glencoe on Saturday night, I was standing around on Sunday morning with a slight hangover, drinking coffee, minding my own business, when some bright spark suggested that since it was forecast to be too windy at White Corries, Skye would be a good choice.
Why not?, I thought, so about 10 people headed off up the road.
