Crestline & Sugar Pine 10-8-12 - A hang gliding film by Greg Porter

[@wood469]

Hey great video Greg! It's really cool to see the route you took. Also, nice on the 3+ hr flight!!!

[@gpwrinkled]

Good to hear from you Linda - go fly and post another video, that will help both of us!

[@Elbribon1]

Thank you Sir. I learned a lot with Your video.

[@gpwrinkled]

Glad you enjoyed it. Thanks for the reply! Greg

[@pielit1]

Nice flight Greg. David

[@gpwrinkled]

Hey thanks Preston. Look forward to flying there again with you sometime.

[@oneflyinggirl]

Thanks for sharing. I haven't been able to get out much and videos help. (work sorta gets in the way) Take care.

[@gpwrinkled]

Hey thanks David. Glad you enjoyed it. Maybe next time we'll get a real XC. Planned to head toward Phoenix on that following Friday as I was going home to AZ, but launch was socked in with weather... we'll get a good XC flight out of there and post it sometime. See ya.

[@gpwrinkled]

Hey thanks. Glad you liked it and thanks for the reply. Both songs were by Grimes, "Skin" and "Symphonia IX"

[@gpwrinkled]

Hi Jeff, The inversion remained throughout the day, the thermals got mellower, but still topped out at the same altitude. Not sure about the temp inversion at the craters that you mentioned.... hadn't heard anything about that before. As far as the AJX approach... I dunno what the rules are for the PG approaches, maybe a PG or two would speak up here about it... Best, Greg

[@gpwrinkled]

Thanks Glenn!

[@jeffpitman1963]

During your 3 hour flight, did the inversion break? If so, does this cause any turbulence? I am new to this sport and at the craters a temperature inversion can become dangerous after morning. Also, at Andy Jackson paragliders are supposed to fly a right-hand pattern that puts them over electrical wires, and that made me nervous.

[@UKOakdude]

Brilliant.....who was the music?????