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Sheesh- I just stepped in the door from there... where to begin?
First- the places I've had the best luck: North of Ft Bragg, in the Pudding Creek are, near the old railroad trestle. This area works well despite small slopes. Wors in SW,W,NW conditions and I bet the other side of the trstle in E conditions. Noyo harbor in the same directions. The overlook south of Mendocino, but look out for the powelines. The whole Mendocino shoreline west of town will work in the same set of conditions. I flew there on Friday and it was some of the most violent, rotor-ish air I've ever flown. it caused my Zipper to go into a nose-down tumble as it passed through the rotor. Ive never even seen anything like that before. Use caution flying at most of these sites: many, if not most, have ZERO recovery options. One mistake means a lost plane. I've gotten a killer case of poison oak recovering my Sparrow from a cliff at a rental house called "Seal Rock" (www.mendocinocoastreservations.com) and I suffered for about two months. I would chose something that flies well in light lift, such as a Zagi THL etc. |
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