It’s time to wait. These images are from May 2019, a great year without covid. Images taken during our "Envolée" of the Massif Central, my son Julien made me the joy of accompanying me and took the opportunity to grow on the most technical terrains. Lagarde Enval, our friend Jean Claude’s private field, is probably the most technical in the region because of the rigor it requires, even for ultra lights.


BASULM form:

Lagarde Enval LF1926
0422 grass 380x10 Profile: 4% average, irregular.
Two converging HV power lines: one at the NE at 370m from threshold 22, the other at the South near the aerodrome itself. pass vertical from pole to landing takeoff turning right Turbulence on final in strong wind but not turbulent runway away from trees

BASULM form:

Lagarde Enval LF1926 0422 grass 380x10 Profile: 4% medium, irregular.
Two converging HV power lines: one at the NE at 370m from threshold 22, the other at the South near the aerodrome itself. pass vertical from pylon to landing takeoff turning right Turbulence on final in strong winds, but not turbulent runway protected by trees. Dangerous landing in wind from N.E.
Goaround is impossible.


Note from SPEEDJOJO:
The passage in final on the pylon forces us to a too steep plan, hence the choice of a curved approach, also more aesthetic.