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Thanks for that although I don't think anyone on land in Scotland will see them only chance is if someone on one of the rigs out over the sea sights them good luck with your raceing

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Aye I would say they may well be out to sea. Shipping forecast for East coast all the way down to Dover is norwest force 5 -6 ver Northerly force 4- 5 .

Definitely not best racing days !

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It is a fact they fly down the coast. Some breaking for Louth etc. - Distance birds lol :emoticon-0127-lipssealed:

This is depending on wind strength.

Though loved to release in any wind with east in it, they will / have released in very strong winds that have blown them over the continent.

Also, though proven, when released in July - as many residents confirm is far more stable weather wise - returns have been far better and with higher velocities.

 

The rubbish that the nearer to the 22 June for more sunshine and longer days is absolute rubbish. A they don't want, let alone need hotter weather. AND b. Better weather and 20 minutes less time is a bonus first and A nonsense THAT 20 MINUTES IS NEEDED. Indeed in July they were timing in at Noon!

 

But then that never sits well with the East Coast Committee lol :drinking-coffee-200:

having said that it is a good day bird for sure inland and especially down London and south coast.

Arguably Lerwick is traditionally the worlds hardest race, that's for sure.

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