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As others have said, you would need to carefully check forecasts for wind directions and speeds using that field. In reliable conditions it should be fine, but this is the UK and you can always rely on the fact that it is unreliable! I’d be concerned of rotor from those trees in anything other than nil wind. If you’re new to the sport you need to give yourself a chance and find yourself a good field. Keep knocking on doors and save this one for when the weather is perfect or you’re more experienced. Good luck with your quest, perhaps the owners of this field could suggest some friendly neighbouring farmers for you to make contact with?

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This is the field i fly from mostly - the long, thin one.

Look at all those trees!

And the ground to the left is higher. It`s not ideal.

Crops permitting i can fly from the higher ground which is much better, or the field to the right (still surrounded by trees) in wind conditions are agreeable.

I do have another field (only in winter when no crops) of 14 acres and completely open.

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