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There are lots of good spots down here and plenty more to be discovered. Like Cactus says.There's everything from dune flying to whopping great cliffs with smooth roll over for minimum rotor, a few in land sites that nobody botheres with, and even the odd DS opportunity depending on wind direction.Have a look on the web site Cactus mentioned, Hexo does a great job of keeping that running and it's a real useful guide. Worth posting on the Cornwall thread here nearer the time. If conditions are right a bunch of us will meet up with you after work at Aggie for a fly and to say hello. There's also a wealth of local knowledge on where to go and not to go in Cornwall if you want it, although you might start an argument on where the best pastys are. We might need a bit more that the accent, we get a lot of that this time of year. Enjoy your trip, you've got a great base.sj
Good move Jules!where abouts?
not enough trees in cornwall for squirrel's lol
Well she's only gone and done it again! Yes, it's holiday time again.May 16th will see the Skirmish Family on it's way down to Cornwall for another week of fun. This time we're staying at Constantine Bay, just below Padstow.So you know what I'm now going to ask.Any good slopes around that area as I'm definitely bringing at least one toy along with me.Dave
The trouble is my favourite 60" mouldie is an X'Race with a one piece wing. It would be a great model to have down there but I'm not sure if I can safely fit in the car along with a weeks luggage and a Pointer with big feet!
As long as your dog doesn't lie with its legs in the air try strapping the wing above you, string something between the grap handles above the doors and fasten your wing on that. SWMBO might have to duck a bit but that's a small price to pay!
Off on Hols to Saint Agnes in the Summerwhere are the slope soaring sites?regardsNeil B
Well the Yorkshireman, his wife (yes it's all official now) and his dog are heading down to Cornwall again in late May.