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Above are views from the top of Mamm Torr in Derbyshire this is a very high site with excellent sope lift, it is often shared with paragliders or hang gliders. Unfortunately it is a long climb to the summit and requires a unusual southerely or easterly wind. |
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Above are views from a power site near huntingdon that i have recently visited, it was an excellent site for flying, a logical layout and good facillities. |
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Above are views from the flight line of the Rolls Royce flying club site situated at the opposite end of the runway, which we use when Merlin flying clubs approach overflys the usual end. There is less room than at the other endand those trees are not very far awayplus the runway slopes< the right picture shows this to be about right. The photos are a bit dark ill take some more on a brighter day. |
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To the left is a picture of various slope soarers at Hathersage within the Peak District national park in Derbyshire. |
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Three views of the Don Valley flying site, A nice site to fly at although there is not a massive amount of room for landing, if the wind is from the left planes somtimes end up in the trees and to the left is a rouph field which is likely to cause damage if you drop short when landing from the other direction. I normally fly here when i goto there open day event which is very enjoyable |
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A spectacular slope soaring sight on the lynne peninsula in wales Overlooking an island, although is is a little to far away to fly over. |
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