How do you even pretend to describe this picture of Cove Peak? Taken on Poineer Day.
Stacy preparing for an evening sled ride off Venice.
Is this a picture of a mountain or a paraglider? Dennis is soaring above the peak of Cove.
What a view off of Powell Point. This was the first stop on the summer traveling tour.
Looking down on Powell Point.
What a view!
Dave caught a few pictures of natures grafitti. Some have suggested the rock form the word sucker.
There was some advenure involved in pioneering Powell Point. Check out the tree behind Jochen.
When Jochen prepared for launch, he was way down the hill from Stacy
It didn't end up that way. In fact, his wing hit the tree in the background and he had a narrow escape.
After Powell Point; Stacy Dave and Jochen headed to Mount Edna for site pioneering.
Edna has turned out to be an awesome launch site. Here is Stacy launching off Edna during the Central Utah mountain flying clinic.
The view from Mount Edna is truely amazing. Marysvale is the town way down in the valley.
There is no mistaking the yoddleing vetrinatian of the Alps. Jochen pioneering Mt. Edna.
After Mt. Edna, it was off to Nebo. Higher and higher go the launches. Nebo was the highest launch in Utah for two weeks.
Jochen is enjoying the ride down from Mt. Nebo. The first attempt of the year had too much snow.
You have heard of being biwingual? Well, check this biwing out!
This is the field where the town of Monroe celebrates pioneer day. Eight of us pilots flew over the celebration for an exibition.
This is looking down on Cove launch. There are four pilots soaring the ridge.
Here is a view of Mt. Edna from 17,000 feet.
Julie doing tandum on the 24th of July
Chris launching off Edna during the Central Utah Thermaling Clinic.
This is the view after all obstacles are far behind and you glance back toward Mt. Edna.
Ken showing us how it is done in the LZ of Mt. Edna during 08 clinic.
Submitted by Neil. You can see the towers on Mt. Edna and some other peaks in the distance.
Special thanks to Dave Dixon for gathering a crew of pilots for a week in September. It gave us a big boost for flying Central Utah. We also had some Hang pilots come.
Wow! is all there is to say about a night like this above Cove. Moon out, paraglider soaking it up.
This little beauty of a picture was from a motored aircraft above Kansas and Missouri
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