Foot or Flybubble 2012
![Panorama [1,1]](http://www.flybubble.co.uk/media/images/index/_panoramas/news/news-02/1.jpg)
![Panorama [1,2]](http://www.flybubble.co.uk/media/images/index/_panoramas/news/news-02/2.jpg)
![Panorama [1,3]](http://www.flybubble.co.uk/media/images/index/_panoramas/news/news-02/3.jpg)
![Panorama [1,4]](http://www.flybubble.co.uk/media/images/index/_panoramas/news/news-02/4.jpg)
![Panorama [1,5]](http://www.flybubble.co.uk/media/images/index/_panoramas/news/news-02/5.jpg)
We invite you to take part in the inaugural Foot or Flybubble Challenge!
Using only your feet or your wing, link every SHGC launch site in the closed circuit. Any day in July counts, between sunrise and sunset. The best attempt wins (longest then fastest around the course).
It's like the X-Alps, only there's no Alps, and it's not nearly that X.
It's a great opportunity to learn about the Southern sites, to discuss the route choices, share tips, speculate and of course attempt your own inspiring flights and applaud your friends!
Foot or Flybubble. Are you up for the challenge?
We invite you to take part in the inaugural Foot or Flybubble Challenge...
Turnpoints for the Foot or Flybubble route, and how to add them to your flight instrument...
Some general advice to help you along your way...
Prizes for the most sites bagged in one day, best video clip, best image, best write-up, and of course the overall winner...
An analysis of flying the course from Bo Peep to Caburn...
Report from Greg Hamerton: a great start from Beachy Head, but tragedy strikes on route to High & Over...
Ed Bewley set the pace for the Foot or Flybubble by blazing a massive hiking trail of marathon proportions...
Phil goes into the mists to discover the way to Truleigh and beyond ...
Ed does it again! Beating his own marathon hiking record, he adds a few flown kilometres onto a (very) long walk, completing half the course!
John braves crazy South Africans and rain showers to get the Truleigh run in the bag
James Hope Lang puts in some serious ultra-marathon miles to be the first to bag all 9 sites.
