Encountered lots of differents flying machines of the human and feathered kinds : hanggliders, rigid wings, paragliders, swifts, sale planes... and the real masters : vultures and other birds of prey. An 8 hours flight around the Southern Alps : at times great and easy conditions but in the northern part of my circuit, quite difficult and very physical (even on an Atos !). Great day out and a real feast for the senses.
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Approaching the north side of Mont Ventoux for the first turnpoint |
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Looking north along La Blanche to Dormillouse |
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Tête de l'Estrop with a hangglider which was probably going back to Saint-André |
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Looking east from Tête de l'Estrop, the low clouds to the right are on the Italian side of the Alps |
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