@@steve0826 My initial is not K I'm afraid.

@@favonius1 MIB

Glad you like it!

Is that a request or a statement ? 😂

Thanks. You should look at this one then :-) kzbin.info/www/bejne/amfcdoB8gMSsh6csi=o-_sCnQ7FcpIo4Nn gw

@@favonius1 Thanks. Yes, that's the spot I was soaring from. What a splendid view of the crumbling cliffs! After my little escapade at Ivinghoe a couple of months earlier, I kept well away from the edge!! PS Thanks for all your help that day, by the way!! RIchard

Hi there. Can you give me the address for the download, please?

Thanks for watching!

Hiya. We can only generally do this type of flying when there is no one about. Such slopes can be absolutely full of people, (picnic-ers, dog walkers, school parties etc.) on some days, especially weekends.

@@favonius1 Wow that is quite challenging indeed but it is a beautiful spot so I can see why. Enjoy! When able :-)

Hi Mike, thanks very much it's always nice to get comments. Yes, we do have rain here and we do have wonderful slopes. This slope is on the south coast of England and its fir N and NE winds. We can have problems with multiple paragliders on our hills too if the wind is light. I guess we are blessed with great countryside and should appreciate it more. I see your Remote ID troubles with the FAA and our own CAA has been giving us some issues as well. Regards, Graham (favonius.com)

Thank you

Thanks Kev.

Danke

Many thanks, an excellent aerobatic model from Baudis.. There's some more video on this model on favonius.com.

Berenguer, los hermanos Woods llevamos más de 45 años haciendo vol de ladera. Me alegra que disfrutes los videos. En estos días, ciertamente es posible recopilar datos de planeadores con aparatos de radio modernos. Salud.

¡Hola! ¿Que tal? El planeador es un GP15 de Baudis.com. El piloto, mi hermano David, tiene el CG (centro de gravedad) casi neutralmente estable ya que le gusta volar acrobacias en la ladera. El viento era de unos 7 m/s. Muchas gracias, Chao, Graham (favonius.cm)

Big thanks

Thanks Paul

Thanks Mike. Some are now gone, it's made me realise how old I am! Age reminds one of one's mortality. If you look at my videos I always include the time and place in the credits.

Ok dude, had to Google 'grok', a new word for me, so thanks for that.

The music is by English composer Ralph Vaughn Williams. Written in 1914, it was for piano and violin and said to sound like a Skylark hovering and singing in the sky.

Many thanks for your feedback.

I should have done that back then but I can't remember them all now. Here's 40 odd names to be getting on with: Simon Atkinson, Bob Anderson drinking beer, Chas Dunster, Pete Beadle, Pete Stevens, Vince Worsley, Bob Moller, Les Moulster, David Woods, John McCurdy, Me of course, Trevor Webb, Dave Brown, Dave Brackman, John Wheatley, Martin Forrest, Antony Cox, Mike Ellins, Nicky Ellins, Pete Weston and dog, Gillian, Tony Vale, Ian Anderson, Ken Ward, Dave Arnfield, Stan Sarll,John Milne, John Vella-Grech, TIm ?, Pete Perman and Wife, Nick Rolls, Tony Noel, Alan Spicer, Peter Thomas?, Roy Stoward LGC Instructor, Alan (glazier) Adrian Smith, Mike Waller, Barry Ensten, Mike Shellim, Jim Chambers, and John Beasley Spitfire Pilot. These shots are from my old Nikon D8, 200mm zoom film camera, transferred to now defunct PCD files on DVD back in the period of 1993-1996. Most were taken on the Beacon, some on that lovely field we once had at Eaton Bray on Ed's farm. Graham (I didn't know anyone looked at this stuff.)

Je vous remercie Laurent. Il y a d'autres vidéos vous pourriez aimer sur mon site favonius.com.