With a nine mph or so east southeast wind on Friday, light lift,
and the top of lift no more than 3,000', and often a lot lower, it was a yoyo
day for those of us who at first wanted to go south. Some folks (maybe four
pilots) from Wallaby and three from Quest drifted down wind hanging in the weak
lift as it pushed them toward the west coast. No one got that far.

Dennis reports that he landed eleven miles from Quest Air and that Tom Lanning
and Larry Bunner got about forty eight miles, not quite to the goal at Crystal
River.

A few pilots from Wallaby headed south but as Joe Bostik said they got a zero
for the day landing later back at Wallaby not able to penetrate that far past
the I4 freeway. Those of us at Quest would head southeast only to get down to
less than 1,000' and have to work really light lift drifting far back to the
northwest of Quest before we could even begin to get up.

Today the sky is white from high clouds.

Steve Pearson reported more demo flights than ever before at the Wills Wing Demo
Days given that it has been flyable every day starting with the first day of the
Demo Days on Wednesday. I had heard that in spite of all the demo gliders that
they had down there, the lines were long for demo flights.