The annual Marfa Spring Wave Soaring Camp began this weekend with
lenticular clouds in every quadrant.

I flew down to Marfa today to see what was going on. When I counted there
were about 25 glider amidst the coming and going.

Dick Johnson said he got to 16,900 MSL yesterday in thermal wave. By the
time I left today (early) Dick again had the highest altitude at 12,900 in
wave.

It was breezy today and is expected to be windy tomorrow; maybe too windy to
fly.

I took a few snapshots, for whomever might be interested in this unearthly
place.

Dick Johnson
http://n5lp.net/DickS.Jpg
Large Version (beware dialup)
http://n5lp.net/DickB.Jpg

John Bourland
http://n5lp.net/BourS.Jpg
Large
http://n5lp.net/BourB.Jpg

http://n5lp.net/XwindS.Jpg
Large
http://n5lp.net/XwindB.Jpg

http://n5lp.net/ParaS.Jpg
Large
http://n5lp.net/ParaB.Jpg

Burt's 180/150
http://n5lp.net/150S.Jpg
Large
http://n5lp.net/150B.Jpg

Self Launch Russia
http://n5lp.net/RussiaS.Jpg
Large
http://n5lp.net/RussiaB.Jpg

http://n5lp.net/TowS.Jpg
Large
http://n5lp.net/TowB.Jpg


Larry 2I PW-5