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[Choccy]

Ok so it's not quite a birds nest tangle of lines....

but a cuter duck's nest

[Robert]

Ok so it's not quite a birds nest tangle of lines....

but a cuter duck's nest

When you quack - do it quietly

Nice one.

Rob

[Jim Dingsdale]

Ok so it's not quite a birds nest tangle of lines....

but a cuter duck's nest

We call them puddle ducks.
They only come out in the heavy rain.

[Jeepster]

Choccy,

So the weather in England is still not good?

Cheers,
Tom

[antman]

Ok so it's not quite a birds nest tangle of lines....

but a cuter duck's nest

i see you like ducks ..well glad to see you dont have a nest of lines.. ive been therught that before and it sucks!!!i also must say that you have a super cool flying spot as well

[Choccy]

i also must say that you have a super cool flying spot as well

Antman, thanks for that, but white hill has become 'brown' hill, so we've had to give up that beauty spot for a different hill
you have miles of wonderful beach to play with
I like your night flying spot (envy)

@ Jeepster, weather is rainy again today...
Now BST British summer time has passed, we only get a chance to fly on the weekends commitments & weather permitting
(it's already dark after the working day during the week...... but we are figuring on something which may or may not help with that (?))

how about you ?

[Jeepster]

@ Jeepster, weather is rainy again today...
Now BST British summer time has passed, we only get a chance to fly on the weekends commitments & weather permitting
(it's already dark after the working day during the week...... but we are figuring on something which may or may not help with that (?))

how about you ?

I solved the after work problem ... I retired! So the "after work darkness" doesn't present a problem. Neat job if you can get it.

I've found a partial solution to the high wind problem. I fly behind an auto dealership ... not the best of views, but very close to home ... only two clicks away. I discovered, by accident, that the nighttime lighting off the pole lamps is bright enough to enable me to fly later in the evening/night when the winds have died down a little. Now I'll not only be watching for new daytime places to fly, but rechecking every place for possible nighttime flying opportunities.

Cheers,
Tom