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2018-07-07, 21:07 by Gary M Jones
I was at the field today between 14:00 & 15:00 all on my own , good flying too. There is a dead sheep along the fence line towards the gate from the pits, I saw the farmer so reported this to her. I hope no one had plans for a BBQ .
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BMFA Scale event - Pontefract
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BMFA Scale event - Pontefract
The first round of the BMFA scale championships was held at Pontefract race course on Sunday 19th April. Yours truly entered the "Stuka" and finished 6th behind Mick Reeves. The morning was cold and overcast and the afternoon brillant sunshine, blue sky and sunburn. The top 3 were M Henderson DH4 (Scotland), P. McDermott Sopwith Snipe (England) and R. Crapp Ryan PT22 (England). Next round is Bulford, Wiltshire where I again hope to scare a few more people with the dive bombing and rather loud siren
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Nice day by the look of it, was that something hard being jetisoned from your Stuka.
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Well done Richard looks like a good event
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good to see members spreading their wings,Rich and Brian,Mark and Richard T
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Rich wrote:Nice day by the look of it, was that something hard being jetisoned from your Stuka.
Well I wouldn't want it to drop on my head eventhough it is blue foam dummy bomb. It is a scored flight option to F4C rules with the requirement that it lands infront of the judges on the strip. Wind blowing in your face could cause them to run for cover. First and second placed competitors also dropped dummy bombs.
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I can arrange something a tad more "fire and brimstone" if required from a "Dummy" bomb?!!!!
Andy
Ps. Apologies for the blatant overuse of inverted commas..... and exclamation marks..... oh, and now full stops too.......
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Ps. Apologies for the blatant overuse of inverted commas..... and exclamation marks..... oh, and now full stops too.......
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Has been suggested, but then I'm standing behind the judges
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