Yeah the wind does make you think... But they sure land a lot better INTO
the wind, it kind of just glides to touchdown.. At times no ground speed
And that really helps a "HOT" lander as myself... Crosses can be a chore..
And add thermals... Keeps your blood pumping:-)
But just remember SMALL moves and MOST the time you'll be alright.. It's
like this one old timer said to me.. Depending on the model... The plane has
no concern of the wind, it thinks it's going the same speed either way.. You
just have to learn to keep the plane thinking that way:-) But keep your eye
on your turns... It's just another learning curve... Though, it could be costing
you some $$$$$ if you don't pick up on it...