Earlier in September I decided it was time do a bit of big mountain flying so I went off to climb the Sugarloaf mountain (596m) near Abergavenny with a friend. It was blowing a South-Westerly which was fine as the mountain can be flown in any wind direction. The wind at the top was strong and the weather a mixture of all types but we had a good long flight at the summit and I flew the Multiplex EG as far as I could see against an amazing backdrop.
On the Sugarloaf with Multiplex EG
Variable weather provides interesting backdrop.
The next day I stopped off at the south facing White Horse slope of Milk Hill and Knap Hill just north of Alton Barnes in Wiltshire. The lift was superb here and completely smooth.
Knap Hill looking Eastwards
Peaceful flying at sunset on Milk Hill
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