Saturday 14th Sept photos

A few photographs from the club’s K6 on Saturday 14th Sept, the perfect glider for weak blue days and a pleasure to fly. The large gathering in the final pic is Froome Cheese Show

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Chris Teasdale says:

16th September 2019 at 7:53 am

mmmmmm cheese! I concur, the K6 is most satsifying to fly!

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