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I also have a MSuper EUC. Last year I went to Lands End and back home again - over 2 nights and went 150 miles mostly tracks and small lanes. Great little adventure, a lot along the South Coast - no flying though A few guys take them to PMC Fly-ins (not sure if it pisses some people off, but OK when it's not flyable) Tony

Expensive, but cheaper than a camper van i guess I did hear they were cold when the wind is blowing a bit!!

Would have been great if he had a crane out of sight which lifted him in the air with legs dangling etc Check out his website - does it insight newbies for training or not?

Sorry to hear Andy. Just proves to all of us 'not if it happens - it's when it happens' I've had two so far, but luckily I was high enough to pick a good field. After you're alright - hope the engine is OK Tony

Really impressed with the distance you carried your kit to be honest. I can't even manage 100 metres My TO's are about 50/50 so that's pretty good, but it is great to keep a record and hopefully watch the stats improve. Awesome - keep it up. Tony Getting close to one of the longest training threads. I read over mine a few months ago and still brings back memories - all good too.

I've only had 5 flights on my new wing with all this going on- so hoping to get a lot more in next year too. See you next year then

and the South coast - on a good day free membership in the post I think next summer the club is really going to grow in all aspects of flying at the club. Instructor in paramotoring - bonus Instructor in flexwing - OK ish Tony

Where do you live? We have a large active flying club (when we can ) at Davidstow, which is near Tintagel. PM me if you're interested or go to our FB page and website for more info davidstowflyingclub.org All are welcome - from GA planes, microlights to Powered Hang Gliders, even PPG'ers Tony

Tip to Tip - take 2

Didn't read it all to be honest it just started off 'dribble'

Best option would be both farmers get together for a beer and decide that they can land and take off, up to 28 days a year and the other one can have access to the land - both win win Happy days.

I guess the other approach (not my option) - hire a van for kit and a people carrier. Main thing, as you said, is get the heads together first

OK, mine is a fitted campervan I guess solo for me, with the motors and sleeping arrangements. If too many , we could split into two groups and meet up at good locations!!! - just a thought.

I've driven up the West coast, Appleby and around Isle of Skye - Awesome place Have you capped the number of pilots/vehicles, if not, any room for a small campervan? Tony

Andy How many days are you planning for the circular trip??