Following on from Julian Robinson's excellent 53.1km triangle from Squrr Finnisg-aig on 25th May on his Gradient XC2, Ian Miskin has just flown a 54.4km triangle from Glencoe, also on an XC2. The weather in Scotland looks great for tomorrow as well (15/06) so watch this space!
Congratultions to Mark Riches who won the first round of the BPC in the Borders. He completed 17.5km of a 38.3km task. Tony Bradley (XC2) was 4th, David Thomson (XC2) 6th and Tim Pilling (Aspen 3) 8th. Most pilots were awarded points for landing to assist Matrin Sandwith who was helicoptered off after a minor accident.
2019 – a year in review…
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Flyingwise, I’ve had a blast in 2019 – approx 85 hours of coastal soaring,
xc, volbiv and hike & fly have made it a truly fun and adventurous year.
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Paragliding World Cup - Portugal
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My second Paragliding World Cup was great fun; there were two tricky
thunderstorm affected tasks at the start of the week, then some windy and
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Podcast: Shhhh….don’t mention the S-word
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Shhhh… don’t mention the S-word with Timothy Bishop In this podcast Tim and
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