The Whitesheet club's 24th scale day of the year inspired me to return to Portland for the first time in many years and the first time with my Harriers.
It's my first trip to the sea side for a while and the Portland cliffs were an enticing site. With the prospect of racing off the wrecker next week it felt a good choice.
I don't think that I'd fancy self launching a design without the Harrier's fuselage to grip onto. But with a landing spot chosen and ballast added she was soon away and ripping the edge.
The predictability that come from a model I've flown for well over a year really helped to put the harrier in the compression more often than not. And that made it fast and fun!
A walk on chisel beach on the way home with 2 scratch free models helped me smile all the way!
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