A largely overcast day with very little wind.
Although there was very little thermal activity persistence paid off and a couple of soaring flights were made.The club was busy flying a group of scouts and their leaders as part of a badge course.
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Sean looks happy to be re-acquainted with the T31 |
Highlight of the day was the appearance of vintage gliding enthusiast Martin Smith and his venerable T31, an open cockpit 2 seater. Sean Parramore took advantage of Martin’s generosity and flew a T31 for the first time in 40 years. Club members Alan, Sandra, Matt and Rick all took advantage of the opportunity to add a T31 flight to their logbooks.
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We've got his boots but where's the pilot? Apparently there is not enough room in the T31 back seat for Martin and his boots. |
Elsewhere on the site, Junior Gliding coordinator Matthew was signed off as a winch driver. Well done and thanks for the launches Matt.
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Matthew at work on the Guslaunch winch |
The day finished with a BGA organised Child Protection Course delivered in the clubhouse by Karon Matten, the BGA Child Protection Lead and DGS Child Protection Officer.
Steve
1 comment:
Martin - that is a "Devon yawstring" on the T-21 if ever I have seen one ;)
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