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Consistency

The wind was the right strength but the direction was WSW. Not my favourite for Moirs.

It certainly wasn't crowded on launch, only Me, Myself and I, until Daron climbed back up from the lower West launch.

No punching thermals here, and after a quarter of an hour of mucking around I was in my usual position in the middle of the Bomb-out Paddock.

Daron on the other hand was more persistant and was rewarded with a slow climb over the back and a South Easterly ride to Wenderholm.
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