The Slackers set some sort of record today with ten sorties, including a rare weekday instructional flight. The conditions were slightly better than yesterday, with weak climbs near home and good lift in the high ground across the river. Paul (S1) and Moshe (RU) headed up to Mt. Moosilauke, while Kevin (PM) chased them partway.
It was a bit frustrating for the local flyers around Post Mills. The sky was seriously blue with no clouds, and winds from all different directions. The thermals were far enough apart that staying in the air was just a coin toss. Tom (TH), Greg (PI) and Andy (PI) fell down early in the day, but as the day wore on, Dennis (67) and Greg (PI, again) were able to make some good climbs.
Here's a picture of Moshe taking off. He flew for over four hours, landing at 6:40pm.
Altogether, ten club members went flying today, a Friday. Doesn't anyone work for a living any more?
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Yes, some of us still work for a living but we enjoy living vicariously through the weekday slackers.
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