After many years of flying and teaching experience, Nikolay Yotov decided to share all his knowledge of Cross Country flying in one of the most detailed books about cross country paragliding, flying tactics and flight optimizations.
Nikis book "Cross Country Paragliding" is available for download HERE and it is translated in Bulgarian as well.
The book is free for download but you can support the author with a donation.
The active season is making place for the winter months but despite the crazy world we have been living in, this year was still full of flying, new frinds and new and old horizons to fly to.
... we added more flying friends to our flock. Both beginners courses were filled up with new faces from all around the world, united in the desire to fly.
Our students from France, USA, Bulgaria, UK, Germany, Holland, Belgium and Sweden made June very colorfull and fun for everyone and of course full of flying!
September welcomed us with warm weather and still exceptional XC weather for the first 2 weeks.
Our frinds from the UK, Israel and Romania flew every day often stacking flights of over 100 km in consecutive days.
Amazing convergence lines and high cloudbase allowed us to fly to the W over the steep main ridge of Stara Planina to discover the Beauty of the Zlatitsa valley.
September came, autumn startet knocking on the door, but the summer had no intention to leave! 
We started the month with our good from the "Condors"club from the UK.
The weather was really good and unusually dry for the season. This provided for exceptional weather for the 2 weeks the "Condors"were visiting us! We had only 1 unflyable day due to strong winds.
Ahhh - August - the summer at it's prime the cloudbase at it's heighest and the conditions at their strongest!
We started August with a unique Multi-National group including pilots from South Africa, Finland, Australia, United Kingdom, Germany, Austria, France and New Caledonia
The beautiful weather allowed for lots of days with flights of more than 100 - 150 kms .
And it's true what they say - paragliding is the slowest, most expensive and most beautiful way to go from one place to another where you have absoluteley no buisness!
July came with the XC conditions we've been waiting for.
Our first mixed XC group for the season turned out to be combining pilots from almost every corner of the world - we had pilots from South Africa, Australia, Hong Kong, Kenya, Ireland and the United Kingdom.
Altough in July - the weather still decided to play by his own rules so we had some stormy but very beautiful days: