| Photo Gallery 1972 To enlarge click on photo repeat to shrink 
        
          | These photos were taken by Arthur Duke some time between April and June 1972 when Geoff McBroom and his team were flying from Forester Hill (Google Earth coordinates 51deg 42' 2.30" N -2deg 18' 12.20" W). and a time when they were all quite proficient. Having first flown earlier in the year.  |    Dave Watts flying at Ditchling some time during the summer of 1972  
        This photo is also displayed on the Southern Hang Gliding web site  Photo by kind permission of Dave Watts and the Southern Hang Gliding Club    Robin Haynes flying the very first 'A' named hang glider from Box Hill August 1972 Photo from Terry Haynes   
        
          
            3rd September 1972 The Southdown Gliding Club hosted their 50th anniversary of the 1922 Itford first meeting at Firle Beacon. Geoff McBroom demonstrated 2 of his hang gliders. Photo from Tony Prentice   3rd September 1972 
        
          
            The Southdown Gliding Club hosted their 50th anniversary of the 1922 Itford first meeting at Firle Beacon. Tony Prentice demonstrated his Bamboo hang gliders. Photo from Tony Prentice   To enlarge click on photo repeat to shrink 
        
          
            
              
                An article in the London Evening Standard December 1978 about the Haynes brothers first flight in 1972   From Terry Haynes    Gerry Breen flying  his   first home made polythene & scaffold tube hang glider  Taken at White Horse Hill  near Wantage November 1972  Photo taken  from Gerry's web site    
        
          
            
              
                
                  Justin Wills about to take off sometime during 1972.  This is the first photo of a  Hang Glider in the UK with a king post. It was not until 1974 that Geoff McBroom made a public recommendation that all hang gliders should have a King Post.  
                  Both photo and article about Justine were mentioned in the December 1972 / January 1973 'Sailplane & Gliding' magazine  Photo taken by Philip Wills    Nick Regan takes his first flight in early November 1972 in Farnham Park. Photo from Jason Board and the British Hang Gliding Museum    
        
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