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XCmag used a few of my photos (2 for a story on Manilla) in the Jan/Feb '11 issue. The big score was this large 'Flying Flatlands' poster included of a view during a flatlands flight after a tow up at Big John's paddock NE of Eudunda. Couldn't make it to cloudbase that day (hard climbing out!) and only pulled 23km. A few more photos of the day on my XContest track log.
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Above the cloudbase on Mauna Kea, we sat on top of a cinder cone and watched the clouds blow over the landscape below.
this is what poole harbour looks like above 8000 ft out a boeing 757 - 200 window
taken on a rare fine cloudless day in may as we head out over the atlantic
Don Liddard Hiway Sky Trike Skytrike powered by valmet 160cc engine with Southdown Lightning hang glider, ~ John Stokes on Highway cloudbase and a Trevor Loxton soarmaster type power unit
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RAF Finningley Battle of Britain Display 19 September 1992
OM4 200mm Zuiko Kodak Ektar 100
Poor weather. Dull, low cloudbase, grotty visibility.
Patricia Scanlon
FOUNDER & CEO, SOAPBOX LABS
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Don Liddard Hiway Sky Trike Skytrike powered by valmet 160cc engine with Southdown Lightning hang glider, ~ John Stokes on Highway cloudbase and a Trevor Loxton soarmaster type power unit
I liked what was going on with this one as well...the closing maneouvre in front of the sun looked really quite spectacular, and was beautifully executed.
Generally when we see them the Reds finish the show with a Vixen Break, so I don't know if this was a cloudbase or flight line restriction/opportunity but it certainly was beautiful.
For various odd reasons, we actually saw three of these today, but this one had the most interesting sky.
RAF Finningley Battle of Britain Display 19 September 1992
OM4 200mm Zuiko Kodak Ektar 100
Poor weather. Dull, low cloudbase, grotty visibility.
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'Qatar Airways' [QTR033 @ 7000' inbound BHX]
(in and out of the low cloudbase)
On the southbound third leg from Rhynie back to Portmoak. Heading south over the mountains from Aboyne. Cloudbase lovely and high now! (We're about 7000' QNH.)
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66 (s)miles.. Out on Navi today..
Little collage of today's ride including the route recorded by "Ride with GPS" app.
Overcast at first and then heavy rain and mist going over Woodhead Pass and back over Snake Pass..
The rain eased off for my cappuccino break at Bamford petrol station and then on the way back home via Froggatt saw an amazing glimpse of the sun as it went down through a crack in the cloudbase!
Happens to be the last frame I took in Berchtesgaden before my journey home; for once the cloudbase was high enough to reveal all the local mountains.
The 'Plane Sailing' Catalina taxis out on it's way to report on the weather, particularly the cloudbase
RAF Finningley Battle of Britain Display 19 September 1992
OM4 200mm Zuiko Kodak Ektar 100
Poor weather. Dull, low cloudbase, grotty visibility.
Still above the cloudbase, by the way, the temperature was around freezing... My arm is still frozen ;-)
Long-ish (30sec) exposure of Edinburgh, viewed from Downing Point, Dalgety Bay. It's amazing just how much edinburgh lights up the sky like this when there's a low cloudbase. I'd gone out hoping to see some meteors, but the overcast sky and this lot soon put paid to that plan.
This is just a wee basic-quality JPEG straight out the camera (I was shooting RAW+JPEG).
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RAF Finningley Battle of Britain Display 19 September 1992
OM4 200mm Zuiko Kodak Ektar 100
Poor weather. Dull, low cloudbase, grotty visibility.
an atmospheric shot of a pilot and navigator under the wing of their Beau at night whilst a searchlight illuminates the cloudbase ... UK ...
Positioned where we are, surrounding us are swarms of mosquito's, you dart in and out of the van to avoid being eaten alive!
In the background you can see the supercell's 'anvil' through the lower cloudbase.
Tandem paragliding at the Sedgeview launch/landing site in Sedgefield with Jan Minnaar of Cloudbase Paragliding (www.cloudbase-paragliding.co.za/)
Mountain lee wave was present, as forecast by Skysight, in the morning of 6 April. The cloudbase was much lower than usual and it was contactable as low as 2000 ft AGL; this wave bar had remarkable structure underneath.
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So, ages back, I finished the main crew of Cloudbase on my mission to complete the Captain Scarlet action figure line-up by Vivid imaginations in the 90's.
But I wasn't finished...enter the Mysteron Captains!
These, for those who don't know, are those unlucky folks who are quite rare, a new colour coded Captain instantly nominated the Redshirt position in a Captain Scarlet story, offed by the Mysterons not long after the credits roll.
Here, we have Captain Brown, killed in the pilot episode, "The Mysterons", on his first assignment for Spectrum in a car crash over a ravine. Later, he was quite memorably retrometabolised.
Made by myself here using a Captain Scarlet as a base, some brown paint, and a couple of the usual touch-ups on his hat and jacket.
A fierce cold-front came over, with a great thunderstorm. Taking pictures was only posible when the front was passed by. But then the problem was the very low cloudbase. This picture ended up as the only acceptable of the lightning.
Despite the lousy weather (low cloudbase, wind, rain) we made it from Montargis to Chartres and back in 5 hours. This was only possible because we had the Lamborghini of the gliderverse and Ralphs extraordinary soaring skills.
19.Juli 2011