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542 viewsSouth east view from Crook Peak10/11/05 at 14:36damien: brilliant!! 
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429 viewsThis stone seat is situated at the west end of Wavering Down. You can just make out the enscription "ONLY A HILL, BUT ALL OF LIFE TO ME". Noone seems to know who built the seat, but it appeared shortly before the rebuilding of a long stone wall was completed (which took about 10 years), so maybe there is a connection.10/04/05 at 16:43Anon: This step is at the top of the steepest hill in mi...
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406 views07/29/05 at 19:14Peter Evans: I cant remember who did the plan but it was based ...
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432 viewsScratch built Delta Dagger (Terry Lidstone)06/14/05 at 19:52Alan Hulme: This F 102 will feature in Part 7 of the U.K  ....
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436 views06/14/05 at 19:47Alan Hulme: I like it. Must be one of Terry's with u/c
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406 views06/14/05 at 19:45Alan Hulme: Nice model. Is it from a Paul Jannsen's plan.? :lo...
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379 viewsLooking from Wavering Down, you can see the distinctive shape of Crook Peak. Loxton Hill is to the right. Just in front of Crook Peak, you can see The Tump. This is flown in south easterly winds. Behind Crook Peak, the sun is reflecting off The Bristol Channel04/05/05 at 17:51Yvonne: I love this picture! Makes me want to glide strai...
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564 views03/29/05 at 13:49Anon: Suave, handsome, atrticulate. (And that's me holdi...
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469 viewsLooking south west from Crook Peak across the top of The Corner. This slope is flown when the wind is between The Razor and The West. The 'lump' on the far left is Brent Knoll.02/08/05 at 11:27chaten: a very nice representation of this lovely area.
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447 viewsLooking over Loxton Hill, you can see Brean Down projecting out into the Bristol Channel. Beyond Brean Down is the island of Steep Holm. Across the Bristol Channel you can just make out the Welsh Coast. When visibility is clearer, you can see as far as the Brecon Beacons.01/01/05 at 23:15Plutonium: Brean down, NNE & SSW, super flying ridge!
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342 viewsGraham Tolhurst preparing to launch his Solution XL during the 2004 Open PSS Competition. Sport flying is usually allowed during the WMSA PSS events01/01/05 at 23:13Plutonium: PSS...? OK who stole the prop 
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