Bookers annual Expedition to Aboyne has started with 315, KCZ and 318 from the club fleet making the journey north plus A9, RM, 118, JDV, 370, 279 & 208 with their respective owners.
The first day has had clear sunny conditions with a very light westerly but under Dave Byass' excellent direction, the most was made of the day with familiarisation flights with the people who haven't been before in the 2 seaters and most of the single seaters flying. The wave was good but peaked out around 7k and the convection in the middle of the day broke the wave up - this didn't detract from the fantastic visibility and stunning scenery.
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Rigging and Gridding |
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Rob M in the early morning wave looking out over the North Sea to the East |
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Waiting to be hooked on |
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Climbing out towards Morvan |
2 comments:
Love the telly in the back of the 21! What channels can you get? Is there a camera in the nose so the pilot can see forward??
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