This is the way to fly

Easter Monday at Shoreham. I spotted this on my way to breakfast at my favourite spot on the airport. Looked interesting so I stopped for a chat - as you do. (I'll talk to anyone given half a chance.) The owner was only too happy to let me take some pics while he finished assembling his pride & joy. He was about to take the nice young lady for a flip. Nice work if you can get it. She told me she has a PPL but this was her first time in the front seat of this little thing.

This is Dave Grint, the owner. A jolly nice chap. He built the aircraft himself about 10 years ago.

He asked if I wanted to try the front seat. "Thank you very much. Don't mind if I do." I said. A tad tricky to get in but I managed it without breaking anything. This the forward view - just like sitting in a modern sailplane like the Grob I flew in Florida a few years ago.

After taking a few more shots I left them to it. Had a nice breakfast & returned to watch them go.



Up & away.

And finally a safe return about an hour later.

A good time was had by all. Maybe I can cadge a trip in it one day.
PS. Like Fozzer I could get interested in this.

This is Dave Grint, the owner. A jolly nice chap. He built the aircraft himself about 10 years ago.

He asked if I wanted to try the front seat. "Thank you very much. Don't mind if I do." I said. A tad tricky to get in but I managed it without breaking anything. This the forward view - just like sitting in a modern sailplane like the Grob I flew in Florida a few years ago.

After taking a few more shots I left them to it. Had a nice breakfast & returned to watch them go.



Up & away.

And finally a safe return about an hour later.

A good time was had by all. Maybe I can cadge a trip in it one day.

PS. Like Fozzer I could get interested in this.
