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Gliders => Slope Sites in Ireland => Topic started by: DennisZ on December 11, 2009, 12:08:24 PM
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Hi there,
looks like there will be a wind from south-east tomorrow.
Is Killiney Hill any good for midsize models (Stargazer) ?
(http://www.gliderireland.net/forum/images/uploads/DennisZ/killiney.JPG)
I will be around early morning ... 9am
/Dennis
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Hey Dennis,
Flew there years ago...
Not a lot of space to land, so flew there with a crunchy. And no recovery possible if you land on the slope as there is lots of trees / high stuff...
I have some photos, I try to find them ! :!:
But nice view !
Top is about 10 minutes walk from the car park.
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Found them ! :D
Sorry for the poor quality :oops:
(http://acmangouleme.free.fr/images/MAJ%203/Pente%20Bray.jpg)
(http://acmangouleme.free.fr/images/MAJ%203/Pente%20Bray%202.jpg)
Not much... Landing zone is behind.. Not flat at all... :(
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Thanks Fred.
That looks dangerous for wooden planes :(
Any other slopes around Dublin for SE winds ?
(I've got an 'approval' for morning flights tomorrow :) )
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Yep, crunchies only on that one I'm affraid !
Flew there with a combat flying wing, and my Terry.. Landings were.. Interresting ! :P
SE winds, Glencree ! But that's a good walk !
http://www.gliderireland.net/forum/viewtopic.php?t=179