Category Archives: Patch News

Happy New Year to you all, hope you’ve had a great time over the holiday. That’s it for another year, all over now, nothing to see here…  Did Father Christmas bring you some modelling/interesting/amusing presents for Christmas? If so, remember to … Continue reading →

Aargh! I said last month that the bullocks had gone, the patch was recovering, and we should have a decent patch over the winter months. I was wrong, we’ve now been joined by some fresh new ones. This lot are … Continue reading →

Well this Patch News is going to be a bit of an odd one due to holidays. I’ll start with some bits I missed at the end of August but I won’t be able to include the second half of … Continue reading →

August saw the return of the bullocks, and happily, their departure as well. We had some pretty wet weather while they were in the field and they didn’t do the patch any favours but it’s nothing like as bad as … Continue reading →

July was a typically British July, some glorious weather and some downright awful. Doreen and I were away camping for the first week of July when the weather was pretty much perfect. Coincidently at exactly the same time the bullocks were … Continue reading →

I must begin this month with the sad news that long-term PAM member Frank Buckland passed away on 19th June. Frank had joined the club in its very early days and he served on the committee for many years in … Continue reading →

May was quite an eventful month, we had baking hot days, storms with very heavy rain, and cows that came and went again. Unfortunately the cows were in the field when we had a couple of days of really intense … Continue reading →

No flying this Sunday 7th May 2017, as the field will be used as a car park for the South Downs Green Fair at the Sustainability Centre. There will be no flying for safety reasons.

After the pretty lousy weather we endured in March things were much better in April, the winds that had been so prevalent in March eased a lot and there was virtually no rain.. Unusually even Easter had good flying weather. … Continue reading →