Mhudson126
November 22nd 03, 07:33 PM
I have looked at all the excellent links for people's soaring clubs on the
Internet. They all put my club's website, and our commercial operations
website to shame. There is an old theory that those clubs with REALLY great
looking clubhouses are the one's with the worst flying weather. I think that
that theory can probably be applied to WebPages as well!
I would like to invite everyone out to fly in Moriarty, New Mexico. We have
some of the best year round soaring in the U.S.A., a commercial operation that
operates seven days a week, and a club that operates on weekends only. Their
websites are the following: Commercial operation: www.soarsundance.com Club
operation: www.abqsoaring.org
The wave here regularly works to 25,000 feet and up, and we are disappointed
if we don't top out the summer thermals at 18,000 feet. This sight is one of
the "Secrets" of the soaring community, and I would love to see more people out
here to fly with us. We are one hour away from Santa Fe, half an hour away
from Albuquerque, and two hours away from great rocky mountain skiing! The
crews will always have PLENTY to do while you are flying, unlike some other
sights, which are in the middle of nowhere.
Thanks for letting me trumpet about my little slice of heaven!
-Mitch Hudson
Internet. They all put my club's website, and our commercial operations
website to shame. There is an old theory that those clubs with REALLY great
looking clubhouses are the one's with the worst flying weather. I think that
that theory can probably be applied to WebPages as well!
I would like to invite everyone out to fly in Moriarty, New Mexico. We have
some of the best year round soaring in the U.S.A., a commercial operation that
operates seven days a week, and a club that operates on weekends only. Their
websites are the following: Commercial operation: www.soarsundance.com Club
operation: www.abqsoaring.org
The wave here regularly works to 25,000 feet and up, and we are disappointed
if we don't top out the summer thermals at 18,000 feet. This sight is one of
the "Secrets" of the soaring community, and I would love to see more people out
here to fly with us. We are one hour away from Santa Fe, half an hour away
from Albuquerque, and two hours away from great rocky mountain skiing! The
crews will always have PLENTY to do while you are flying, unlike some other
sights, which are in the middle of nowhere.
Thanks for letting me trumpet about my little slice of heaven!
-Mitch Hudson