Best Gliding Club Web Site

[Clint]

One of the Gold Fields Gliding Club members took it on himself to
re-create the club's defunct web page. I think the result is the most
comprehensive web page for any club currently on the internet. It
includes the club's by-laws, constitution, training and conversion
syllabus, as well as the usual photos, links and directions. See
Andries Lombaards’ creation at www.ggc.co.za. The result is not
just useful for outsiders wanting to know about the clubs activities,
but also for members who need updated training material, duty lists
and general news. What more does a web site need to have to be
perfect?

Clinton
LAK 12

[Peter Seddon]

Take a look at www.lakesgc.co.uk our new webmaster's done a great job on
ours.

Pete S
B4 DLA

"Clint" > wrote in message
om...
> One of the Gold Fields Gliding Club members took it on himself to
> re-create the club's defunct web page. I think the result is the most
> comprehensive web page for any club currently on the internet. It
> includes the club's by-laws, constitution, training and conversion
> syllabus, as well as the usual photos, links and directions. See
> Andries Lombaards’ creation at www.ggc.co.za. The result is not
> just useful for outsiders wanting to know about the clubs activities,
> but also for members who need updated training material, duty lists
> and general news. What more does a web site need to have to be
> perfect?
>
> Clinton
> LAK 12

[Steve Dutton]

Take a look at www.lasham.org.uk


"Clint" > wrote in message
om...
> One of the Gold Fields Gliding Club members took it on himself to
> re-create the club's defunct web page. I think the result is the most
> comprehensive web page for any club currently on the internet. It
> includes the club's by-laws, constitution, training and conversion
> syllabus, as well as the usual photos, links and directions. See
> Andries Lombaards’ creation at www.ggc.co.za. The result is not
> just useful for outsiders wanting to know about the clubs activities,
> but also for members who need updated training material, duty lists
> and general news. What more does a web site need to have to be
> perfect?
>
> Clinton
> LAK 12

[Charles Petersen]

I have to nominate www.yorksoaring.com
Charles Petersen
"Clint" > wrote in message
om...
> One of the Gold Fields Gliding Club members took it on himself to
> re-create the club's defunct web page. I think the result is the most
> comprehensive web page for any club currently on the internet. It
> includes the club's by-laws, constitution, training and conversion
> syllabus, as well as the usual photos, links and directions. See
> Andries Lombaards’ creation at www.ggc.co.za. The result is not
> just useful for outsiders wanting to know about the clubs activities,
> but also for members who need updated training material, duty lists
> and general news. What more does a web site need to have to be
> perfect?
>
> Clinton
> LAK 12

[Richard Holzwarth]

ALL very nice sites:

Please try: http://www.wrightdesigns.com/ccsc/index.shtml for the Caesar
Creek Soaring Club. (Between Cincinnati, Columbus, and Dayton, OH. USA)

Dick / ASW-20 63
"Charles Petersen" > wrote in message
...
> I have to nominate www.yorksoaring.com
> Charles Petersen
> "Clint" > wrote in message
> om...
> > One of the Gold Fields Gliding Club members took it on himself to
> > re-create the club's defunct web page. I think the result is the most
> > comprehensive web page for any club currently on the internet. It
> > includes the club's by-laws, constitution, training and conversion
> > syllabus, as well as the usual photos, links and directions. See
> > Andries Lombaards’ creation at www.ggc.co.za. The result is not
> > just useful for outsiders wanting to know about the clubs activities,
> > but also for members who need updated training material, duty lists
> > and general news. What more does a web site need to have to be
> > perfect?
> >
> > Clinton
> > LAK 12
>
>

[Brian Goodspeed]

Try www.manxgliding.flyer.co.uk Not bad for a tiny
club with only about twenty members!

At 00:00 11 November 2003, Richard Holzwarth wrote:
>ALL very nice sites:
>
>Please try: http://www.wrightdesigns.com/ccsc/index.shtml
> for the Caesar
>Creek Soaring Club. (Between Cincinnati, Columbus,
>and Dayton, OH. USA)
>
>Dick / ASW-20 63
>'Charles Petersen' wrote in message
...
>> I have to nominate www.yorksoaring.com
>> Charles Petersen
>> 'Clint' wrote in message
>> om...
>> > One of the Gold Fields Gliding Club members took
>>>it on himself to
>> > re-create the club's defunct web page. I think the
>>>result is the most
>> > comprehensive web page for any club currently on
>>>the internet. It
>> > includes the club's by-laws, constitution, training
>>>and conversion
>> > syllabus, as well as the usual photos, links and
>>>directions. See
>> > Andries Lombaards’ creation at www.ggc.co.za. The
>>>result is not
>> > just useful for outsiders wanting to know about the
>>>clubs activities,
>> > but also for members who need updated training material,
>>>duty lists
>> > and general news. What more does a web site need
>>>to have to be
>> > perfect?
>> >
>> > Clinton
>> > LAK 12
>>
>>
>
>
>

[Marcel Duenner]

@ segelflug.de you can vote on club homepages. All german, of course.

http://www.informatik.uni-bremen.de/~steffen/umfrage2/

For the results follow the links at the top of the page below
"Sortierung der Ergebnisse nach:"
Gesamteindruck - overall impression
Design - design
Inhalt - contents
Name - sorted by name

[Janusz Kesik]

A link from me: www.css-leszno.it.pl
That's the place of the last WGC [www.wgc2003.pl]

Regards,


--=20
Janusz Kesik

visit www.leszno.pl - home of the www.css-leszno.it.pl

[c hinds]

All very nice however, check out http://www.memphis-soaring.org


(Marcel Duenner) wrote in message >...
> @ segelflug.de you can vote on club homepages. All german, of course.
>
> http://www.informatik.uni-bremen.de/~steffen/umfrage2/
>
> For the results follow the links at the top of the page below
> "Sortierung der Ergebnisse nach:"
> Gesamteindruck - overall impression
> Design - design
> Inhalt - contents
> Name - sorted by name

[Tony Verhulst]

Charles Petersen wrote:
> I have to nominate www.yorksoaring.com

Agreed. And their introduction to soaring (
http://www.yorksoaring.com/whatissoaring.html ) is so good that my club
stole it. Well.... actually, we provided a link to their site.

Tony V.
http://www.soargbsc.org

[Milton Hare]

Here are some Northern California soaring sites created by my friend
Brian Choate working both as a volunteer and through his web design
company - I think he's done some nice work, especially the photography
and awesome flight stories. He also donated hosting for the BLIPMAP
site in its early days.

Lots of videos and flight stories, including the first flight from
Central California to Tahoe (that's going over Yosemite the hard way,
believe me) and a miraculous straight out almost to the Mexican border
from the SF Bay Area. The sites are for our home fields (the FBO and
club for each).

http://www.soarhollister.com (Brian's home field - nice new interface)

http://www.williamssoaring.com (my home field - great content, active
forum, soaring webcam)

http://www.valleysoaring.net (our brand new club site - pretty
interface, still adding content)

http://www.bayareasoaring.com (the local club at Hollister - basic
site, good content)

http://www.soaringnet.org (our little volunteer web site with a cool
Northern Cal soaring site map, links to the awesome Peter Kelly
Soaring Diary and some other interesting things.)

http://www.soaringnet.org/bc/index.htm (Really great multimedia flight
write-ups)

Best,

Milt

m i l t o n h a r e at s o a r i n g n e t dot o r g

[Milton Hare]

Corrected url for the Hollister, California BASA club site... (also
flies at Truckee and Minden).

http://www.flybasa.org/index1.htm

Best,

Milt

m i l t o n h a r e at s o a r i n g n e t dot o r g

[Aspley Nursery]

What a great idea. I will go and look at the sites and get our webmaster to
provide links if appropriate.
Try my clubs site in Australia. We use the net a lot for weather (station
and cam available), to book aircraft, swap info etc. Certainly has helped
our club grow as good communication always does. www.ddsc.org.au.

"Tony Verhulst" > wrote in message
...
> Charles Petersen wrote:
> > I have to nominate www.yorksoaring.com
>
> Agreed. And their introduction to soaring (
> http://www.yorksoaring.com/whatissoaring.html ) is so good that my club
> stole it. Well.... actually, we provided a link to their site.
>
> Tony V.
> http://www.soargbsc.org
>