Comments on: 2008 - First Flight of the New Year - Leadlich, Aberdeenshire. http://paraglidingscotland.co.uk/2008/01/07/2008-first-flight-of-the-new-year-leadlich-aberdeenshire/ WordPress weblog for members & friends of East Scotland Paragliding club Sat, 11 Sep 2010 00:04:23 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.2.1 By: Murray Hay http://paraglidingscotland.co.uk/2008/01/07/2008-first-flight-of-the-new-year-leadlich-aberdeenshire/#comment-105 Murray Hay Mon, 07 Jan 2008 21:22:35 +0000 http://paraglidingscotland.co.uk/2008/01/07/2008-first-flight-of-the-new-year-leadlich-aberdeenshire/#comment-105 Yep... as soon as we get the lighting (and weather) and are all out together we can sort out some good photos/video of the wing so you get the max money for it! A good day (but no photographs) was also had down in Tayside with Arden starting paragliding training (he knows/works with, Ed, the Canadian PG student) having spent much of the previous day working on the MET & flight theory stuff after 'jumping ship' from his train journey down from working (oil industry) in Aberdeen to heading home (lives in Wales).... following a quick "Murray what is the weather going to be tommorow?" phone call.... he took the chance (I said 50/50) that Sunday would be flyable at least for tandem training (it was ;-).... Just as per the MET info we got almost 4 hours training in the afternoon with LOTs of take off's and landings even if the location/wind direction resulted in no significant 'beats'/flight time... a good SOLID start to his flying. Murray Hay Yep… as soon as we get the lighting (and weather) and are all out together we can sort out some good photos/video of the wing so you get the max money for it!

A good day (but no photographs) was also had down in Tayside with Arden starting paragliding training (he knows/works with, Ed, the Canadian PG student) having spent much of the previous day working on the MET & flight theory stuff after ‘jumping ship’ from his train journey down from working (oil industry) in Aberdeen to heading home (lives in Wales)…. following a quick “Murray what is the weather going to be tommorow?” phone call…. he took the chance (I said 50/50) that Sunday would be flyable at least for tandem training (it was ;-)….

Just as per the MET info we got almost 4 hours training in the afternoon with LOTs of take off’s and landings even if the location/wind direction resulted in no significant ‘beats’/flight time… a good SOLID start to his flying.

Murray Hay

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