Event created by admin (Simon W)
Due to the success of the last Bore Chasers event, there will be a limit of 140 pilots for this one. If you want a place then as a pilot YOU MUST RSVP please. (guests and friends of need not RSVP)
As a well known 80's artist once said, "if your names not down, your not coming in"
If you have not been to this one before, I am sure that all who have will agree that it's not one to be missed!
THE FIREWORKS DUE FOR THE SUMMER EVENT WILL BE FIRED AT THIS EVENT!! 
I am super excited to be able to fire the show that was put together for the summer event at this years bore chasers!! Its a Pyromusical display in an amazing venue!
The location of the take off field is just perfect for following the tides that will be passing though over the weekend.
There will be food on site, provided by Feast-De-Resistance
Camping for Tents, caravans and motorhomes is FREE.
Limited family / holiday accommodation is available walking distance from the flying field. (ideal for those who would like a bit of luxury) Please contact Kathy Turner on 07970 771 039 for information, availability and pricing.
As always, FULL MEMBERS ENTRY IS FREE.
Non Paid members, £25 Please pay on arrival
Guests non flying, £15 Please pay on arrival.
The address is:
Milton End Farm, Arlingham, Gloucestershire, GL2 7JH.
Here are a couple of videos of past events at the same location
See you there!!
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By admin (Simon W) · Posted
I was actually in your location YESTERDAY Oz. I was off to see a friend who lives right on the other side of Salisbury to you, but I can have a chat with him on your behalf in a few days time when I will be back there again. There is also a guy that is a good friend who lives in Shrewton. He has permission to fly from the edge of the airspace. SW -
Thanks Mate! I did think about that, but didn’t wanna be pushy. should be free Sunday, so may well have a drive around. I’ll print off some pictures maybe so they know what the sport is. .ga. -
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You have to keep trying. It is one of the bugbears of finding something, preferably local. My tale was quite interesting, apart from the losing permission in the first place. I lost permission on a field I had used for 3 and a half years, due mainly to the owner passing on and the family not wanting the 'hassle', plus a few silly complaints from houses 150m away on a main road. I felt bereft as I didn't have another field so toured around to find something. I even approached the local golf club, after all they have loads of flat open spaces. I spoke with the club secretary, a very helpful woman who knew the area. I explained what I needed but when asked if it would be ongoing I received a no. However she did say if I had connections within MI5 I might have had more luck. When Boris Johnson was PM MI5 contacted the club and told them that Boris's helicopter would be landing at the club. She did however suggest a landowner who keeps a few horses not far away. I replied that paramotors and horses don't mix but called in to the place anyway. When I explained what was needed he said 'oh how about that field over there', turned out it was a field i had had my eye on for a long time. Closer to home as well, bonus. -
Email is a waste of time, you`ll just get ignored. Face to face is the way to go and a contact within the farm or other connection with the landowner goes a long, long way to getting permission. Knock on doors/visit the farms or keep an eye out for when you might see someone working in the fields. It can be very difficult to find somewhere to fly from...
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