What better slot for a half hour work meeting than at 4pm.....especially when it takes place within half a mile of a flyable hill!
The only fly in the ointment is the mist that keeps rolling in over the ridge. As we all know, trying to keep a model in sight whilst drifting in and out of the clag adds an element of excitement to any sloping sortie, so it's time to man up, toss off and squint hard!
a clear spot as the sun goes down
mist descends to the low lands just in time for night fall
Hi
ReplyDeleteMy name is Paul and we have started a blog for RC Slope Soaring pilots in Sussex. Would it be possible for you to add a link from your site to ours: http://slopesoaringsussex.blogspot.co.uk/
I have added a link from our site to yours and have enjoyed the video's as well as the humour very much.
Maybe we could meet up one day and enjoy the wonders of the Kentish slopes?
Cheers
Paul
Hi Paul
DeleteCome and visit the Kentish bumps anytime, we're a friendly crowd...though you may find the lift somewhat lacking in comparison to your epic hills down south! Glad you're enjoying the blog.
Happy landings