pictures from yosemite 2007
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pictures from yosemite 2007
edited 6.2018
Last edited by barton on Wed Jun 20, 2018 4:03 pm, edited 1 time in total.
Great photos. Thanks.
Great photos. Thanks. I hope PG will be allowed to fly there some day!
Re: Great photos. Thanks.
That'd be great, but the odds aren't good. I could be wrong (I'm not a PG pilot), but the current launch doesn't look to me to be safe for a PG. And you'd have to find one that works near Glacier point. Then you'd have to set up the same type of system that the HG pilots have with site monitors etc. Could it be done? I think so. Would it be simple or easy. Not on your life.Dizzy wrote:Great photos. Thanks. I hope PG will be allowed to fly there some day!
But I do wish you luck if you try to get it set up. I think it would be a good thing.
Fly High; Fly Far; Fly Safe -- George
You probably right, launch doesn't look friendly.the current launch doesn't look to me to be safe for a PG.
I think this is a main issue.Then you'd have to set up the same type of system that the HG pilots have with site monitors
Well, if local pilots could not set it up (I know about couple attempts in the past), than it is unlikely one pilot from LA could help. But I'm optimist, so I believe some day it will happenedBut I do wish you luck if you try to get it set up. I think it would be a good thing.
There are two other sites in West Sierra, which is available for PG: Dunlap and Tollhouse. Views (especially from Dunlap) to Kings Canyon are spectacular:
