I know I'm guilty of posting too many similar pics of my fave slope, but yesterday it was really special, with the sprinkling of icing sugar on Caher Conree (an ancient iron-age promontory fort) above Camp, Dingle Peninsular, Co. Kerry, Ireland.

The lift was perfect all day too, so much so that (idiot that I was) I arrived there first to find I had no radio in the car, so I drove all the way home and back ... Then continued flying until dusk.

Chris

Originally Posted by cvanscho

I know I'm guilty of posting too many similar pics of my fave slope.
Chris

If you use your imagination....
you may just believe you are back in the Western Cape!

Do you fly all by yourself Chris?
Looks like it could generate nice clean lift!

Ja Johan, stoksiel alone 95% of the time. It's a crime against sloping, as the conditions (particularly at this slope) are epic here.

I arrived there first to find I had no radio in the car

You are probably the only one to have ever done that.

Beautiful looking location Chris. Looks like it was a great day for flying too!

Rob

Originally Posted by thurps

You are probably the only one to have ever done that.

eh em

*coff*

Yeah... Mee Tooo

HEY...... I thought Ireland was green Shamrocks, Emeralds....
No lepricahns to fly with??

I dunno about that paradise... What's the white stuff? Looks like I'd need a jacket to fly there?

: )

Dieter Mahlein, ShredAir
(back from a slope'n session -- SRTL & Pace F4, both at 3 kilos -- wearing my PNF t-shirt)

Originally Posted by davonat

Yeah... Mee Tooo

HEY...... I thought Ireland was green Shamrocks, Emeralds....
No lepricahns to fly with??

Yeah, funnily enough, in winter the uplands are brown (heathers, grasses and bracken), but they all burst into green in summer. The leprechans are all busy over on the east coast running the Country ..

Originally Posted by ShredAir

I dunno about that paradise... What's the white stuff? Looks like I'd need a jacket to fly there?

: )

Dieter Mahlein, ShredAir
(back from a slope'n session -- SRTL & Pace F4, both at 3 kilos -- wearing my PNF t-shirt)

Oh, I was wearing a T shirt as well (under about six layers.....)