Is Flying AGL Legal?

If the skiers at Heavenly (near Minden) all dive head-first into the snow as
a glider approaches, does that mean the glider is too low? Or does it mean
the skiers just need a bit more practice staying upright?

bumper

"Ian Johnston" wrote in message
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On Sun, 19 Mar 2006 04:13:50 UTC, "Mark628CA"
wrote:

Flying "AGL" may be open to interpretation, but I assure you that
flying "BGL" will surely attract somebody's attention :-)

I once did eight miles at 10 - 200' BGL on mybway back to Sutton Bank.

Ian


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On Sun, 19 Mar 2006 16:14:04 UTC, "bumper"
wrote:

If the skiers at Heavenly (near Minden) all dive head-first into the snow as
a glider approaches, does that mean the glider is too low? Or does it mean
the skiers just need a bit more practice staying upright?

As we used to say at Portmoak, keen is coming back with heather on the
wingtip. Really keen is coming back with a sandwich on the wingtip.

Ian