Virtually all of my FPV flights have been made at slope soaring sites, as I am most comfortable with that mode of flying. It has the advantage of simplicity, and long duration flights can be made with little effort or resources.
An added bonus is the natural beauty of most of the places I fly. Coastal areas change with the seasons and wind conditions, and the lighting differences from season to season gives the ocean different colours.
Sure beats the hell out of paddock bashing or flying club circuits!
My goal is to revisit all of the sites that I used to hang glide at, back in the '70s, 80's and 90's.
My current list of FPV planes include 2x 2.4m motorgliders, and an as yet unflown 2m Thunder Tiger Piper Cub. This was bought cheaply needing some minor repair, and is just waiting on RVOSD Gen 5 to become available. I intend it to be my long range platform.