Saturday

The cold front is moving through here as I write and the wind forecast has been downgraded.

7deg. to 16deg Sunday.

The field is looking great, all is in readiness for tomorrow.

We all agree that tomorrow will be a great day.

I will update from the field first thing in the morning.

FORECAST

The forecast is now for a stiff breeze straight down the strip Sunday morning, easing a bit in the afternoon.

The bureau may be close in that regard, however Sunday will tell.

Weather otherwise will be pleasant and camaraderie will be present in large lumps, along with refreshments.

Hope to see you then.

COUNTING DOWN

Weather forecast is looking better today, I am tipping fine weather.

Flying conditions should be excellent!

WEATHER

Seven day forecast looking good.
The MSLP chart is promising.
Keep those things crossed a bit longer!

Everything's Crossed.

The guys have everything crossed hoping to cause beaut weather for the Muster.
Sunday 20th May therefore WILL be perfect......  or else.

Flying Camera

Sunday 15th April 2012.
Photos show our field outlined in white, with East-West runway in yellow and the South Westish- NorthEastish strip in red.
You can clearly see the Landfill adjacent on the North and way in the distance the western end of Bairnsdale.
The water hazard on the western boundary is all too evident.



The joint will be jumping on Sunday 20th May for the Muster.

After the pattern

The competitors line up ready for the fray.Eleven contestants only.
Watching, watching.
Winners are grinners.

Our blokes did well. Ben first place in Advanced. Glenn third place in F3A.

A very successful weekend, we thank all our visitors for coming.

Getting Started

Competitors setting up under low grey skies, no rain on the radar, gentle breeze from the East.
All set to go.