After the beautiful clear skies of Friday, Saturday was definitely a disappointment; There were patches of low clound everywhere. For quite a long period there was some clear air directly over the runway to tease us, but within half a mile the cloudbase was at ground level. At least the decision not to fly was not complicated.
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Low cloud surrounded the airfield |
Rick set up and delivered a well attended lecture on "Launch Failures" which generated lots of health discussion.
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Rick in lecture mode |
This was followed by a strop hunt on the sides of the airfield. Trainee pilot Dave Archer found two strops; the rest of us, none. Must be beginners luck.
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The loneliness of the long distance strop hunter. David with his 2 trophies |
After lunch David was treated to a One to One discussion on Navigation and Altimetry.
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Colin's K6 made a brief appearance for some fettling of the tail skid. |
Steve
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