Monday 8th turned out to be another ridge/thermal soaring day - where are they coming from?
Most of us enjoyed a day of local soaring in the warm Autumn sunshine with flights of around 3 hours venturing as far as Perth.
The wind shifted during the afternoon which enabled us to start with soaring the Bishop and ending our flights soaring Benarty, so a bit of everything.
Of note today was Captain Slow passing the 1,000 hour mark in 230 - that's 1,000 hours IN 230, not total!
Captain Slow and 230 cruising to 1,000 hours passing Perth
Tuesday - another lovely warm day with blue skies but no wind so a day of walking and just laying around looking cool ensued. Some tomfoolery was also observed among the mentally youthful of our group.
Buffoon from Exmouth-note the glass like surface of the loch.
