SCSA - Frocester hill (Coaley peak) Photo's
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	10/07/2009 Len's Discus
	15/06/2009 Brian's Curalis
	24/10/08 Andy's ASH26 enjoying the strong lift on Friday afternoon
	24/10/08 Mike's Easyglider, a great model to learn slope sparing
	New 22.10.08 Paul's middle phase flying on a perfect autumn day

29/06/08 PSS Spitfire on a flyby Also available as a 1280 x 1024 sized image for your desktop
29/06/08 Mike's RBC Kits PSS Spitfire posing for the camera. Also available as a 1280 x 1024 sized image for your desktop
Sunset shining through a K8. Looks fantastic.
A lovely atmospheric photo of Richard launching his model off the slope. Doesn't it make you wish you were there?
Phil flying his Nyx past the end of the hill. Note the river Severn and the Forest of Dean in the background
Bob's scale model being launched on a nice sunny winters day
Pete's Banarama on a slow cruise past. You can tell it's going slow, because its flutters it's wings like a butterfly if it goes over 5 mph!.
Mike's PSS Herc over the river Severn
	Doug's Whirlwind
	Bryan's ASW27 on Sunday morning
	Ade's Dragon against the trees, this is a fine all round model
		Peter's Ash26 at Frocester
	Peter with his Banarama, light weight, old and very slow. I don't know anything about the model
	An Eli-2 HLG flying on a perfect spring day, the fields spread out like a patch work quilt and the river Severn in the background
	Phil's Pegase 1/4 scale
Pete on a fly-by with his Eliminator.
Now that's what you call flying...
Mike's Alula on a flyby.
Pete's Filip 600 on a slow fly-by. "Adequately" powered by a big brushless motor and Li-pos. Or translated, it'll climb like a vertically like a rocket!
Mike's CMD Diamond takes to the air for its 1st flight. Not bad for a £20 auction special :-)
Now that's what you call a Zagi! ...When making a home brew Zagi make sure you know the difference between metric and imperial. Selwyn with Mark's Zagi
Landing.... Bryan bringing his 1/4 scale ASW27 in for a landing at Frocester. ...either that or he's in trouble!
RUN! ....spot the large rain clouds rapidly approaching. Time to land and find some shelter I think.
Summer, sunshine and nice 1/4 scale models. What could be better...
Dusk over Frocester. 3 lovely photos...
Dusk over Frocester.
Champion chucker Bryan at it again. This time it's Andy's ASW27 that gets into the air with a little help from Bryan. Looke just like a real one as Andy circled above us.
A nice windy day. Doug was "persuaded" to go home and get his new Whirlwind for it's maiden flight. Looked fantastic in the air and flew really well despite a fairly high wing loading. Well done Doug!
Strange clouds over Frocester...
A really nice view of the slope. The flying is done at the far end of the hill, by the small monument/viewpoint.
PSS "Red Arrows" Hawk on a fast pass
Another flypast by the Hawk
Pete's PSS jet (Jaguar?) having it's picture taken by Phil.
Close up picture time.
A somewhat broken model....
A rare site on these shores (or hills) ....Oz an old SCSA club member now residing in Australia.
Mark's Flair K8 disappearing into the sunset
Bryan giving Andy's Crested Wren a "bit of a chuck" on Frocester
A nice view of Frocester hill showing "the pits" on the right and the edge of the slope
A nice aerial view from Dave's Graffiti, looking back towards the slope. The "glider guiders" are in the top right area, car park on the extreme left and the normal landing area is just above the wingtip