Michael Robertson at High Perspective Inc <<email>> writes:
We're entering our 40th year teaching and have had an excellent year. Here new students are not rare, thankfully:) I'm always looking for footage for teaching ridge soaring 'cuz we're so bereft here in the flat lands.
The footage has many great (and some dangerous) teaching points.
The colours here are at their peak and yesterday's tandems were spectacular! So great that one of our passengers decided to come back in an hour and fly his entire family of four more, three kids and mom, as an early Xmas present.
We have a tree farm slightly down the road and the range of colours of the different species go row on row from brilliant red thru' orange to yellow and even still some green. Add to that a fog bank, bright-white and top-lit over Lake Ontario 10 miles south with some smoke stacks on the shore and the CN Tower (from which I flew in '88) in Toronto rising out of nothing and you had a DAY!
I had the good fortune to fly the last four and landed in a narrow, short slot cut out of a corn field which was like landing in a tunnel. Sweet stuff, great fun.
