Following a flat Thursday we welcomed back the Wave that returned for Friday.

An early bird start and by 09:00 and all aircraft had been launched into Wave.

The best of the weather was enjoyed on Monday allowing Alan in ESS to take a long trip down to the Llŷn Peninsula.

It was the early birds who took looked at the forecast and left early to make the most of conditions on Saturday.

Our Autumn Exped sees the club make a return to the Denbigh Gliding Club at Lleweni Parc.

A cracking day’s flying that saw 27 aero-tow launches and nearly 12 hours flying time.

A largely dry day with long sunny spells and feeling warm in the light NW winds with max temp c16°C.

Many congratulations to Harri Reilly on his first solo today.

A fine morning with sunny intervals. Turning cloudier from the NW in the afternoon but likely to stay dry.

Our first scheduled Sunday flying day of the Autumn season and the forecast, which had looked increasingly gloomy during the week, actually picked up.

Any early morning rain will move NE with a risk of the odd shower in the afternoon.

A dry afternoon with sunny intervals and some strong thermic activity. Maximum temperature 23C.

Our last scheduled Saturday flying before we switch to the Sunday flying programme and a day to concentrate on our youngsters.

Sunny with scattered cloud becoming overcast later in the day when we may see the odd light shower developing.

As part of his adventures at the RAF Shawbury Families Day Geoffrey the Giraffe took a trip with Ian Gallacher in RSGC’s K21. See what Geoffrey got up to.

Just four launches into the day and the wind proved out of limits for the tug. Disappointing for all.

Any cloud will quickly clear leaving a largely dry and sunny day but with the risk of an isolated shower. Increasingly breezy in a W/WSW wind.

Congratulations go to Will Dean on completion of his 100km Triangle.

The club were delighted to be asked to take part in RAF Shawbury Families Day on a very hot August summer’s day.