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Flying to my friends 30th b-day

Launched from seven mile beach and motored my way to rose bank. Clouds were in fine form. Finding the party was a bit tricky from the air but I found it and landed to a very warm welcome.

Jan 1, 2010

Photos: 14

Picolight fly in 08

Sep 19, 2008

Photos: 37

Training Pics 08

Sep 13, 2008

Photos: 29

Womens day - free intro course

Feb 22, 2008

Photos: 6

Sumatra 07 - Cedar fire spotting by paramotor for GreenPeace

Cedar fire spotting by paramotor for GreenPeace. A month long camp was held monitoring forest destruction and forest fires in Sumatra Indonesia.

Oct 11, 2007

Photos: 20

Manilla Worlds 07

Mar 6, 2007

Photos: 14

D-bagging

Feb 20, 2007

Photos: 21

Paragliding and Paramotoring course 07

Pictured, training photos from January 07: Feelix, Deb, Dave, Rick, Mark, Brett and Kylie.

Jan 8, 2007

Photos: 25

Manilla take one

Jan 4, 2007

Photos: 10

Paramotor Training Pics 06

Dec 31, 2006

Photos: 10

Tandems 06

Dec 16, 2006

Photos: 3

Minion Falls

Pilot Cedar Anderson, Paragliding over Minion Falls and Rocky creek Dam, Landed at the Channon.

Dec 7, 2006

Photos: 13

John Dickenson's Fly In- Grafton 06

The Grafton Jacaranda festival celebrated for the first time ever, John Dickenson's invention, the weight shift Hang Glider. It was in 1963 that Rod Fuller first successfully flew the first weight shift hang glider towed behind Pat Crow on the Grafton river. Graham Henderson, Chris Fogg, (HGFA general manager), Grafton counsel and many others put together a great weekend to celebrate this mark in History. Bill Moyes towed a 1966 model Hang Glider piloted by Mick Mac ender into the air as a reenactment of the event in 1963. Day two consisted of a fly in at the South Grafton air strip. A great time was had by all.

Nov 17, 2006

Photos: 39

On the way to the Pico Fly In - 06

To break up the journey to the Pico Fly In we Found a paddock just north of Yas. A lady called Florence was very welcoming and we set about doing some training and flying. Glen was first off the ground on his first ever paramotoring flight followed by Eddie. Jan was up next showing off her usual talent followed by Andrew and Cedar Doing Aerosoccer.