Widow farmer claims model aeroplane club will disrupt alpaca herd Sally Anne Mitchell, 62, objected to the St Neot's Model Flying Club's plans to move to land near her home in Great Paxton, Cambs. The club, which has about 50 members aged between 10 and 70, had tried to find a new location, because its former base a few miles away was too close to a planned wind farm site and rent was unaffordable. Mrs Mitchell launched legal action in an attempt to block the project, saying the toy planes would be too noisy, spoil her plans to breed a herd of alpacas and interfere with friends visiting in their helicopters. But Mr Justice King, sitting in London, yesterday rejected her legal challenge to a planning inspector's decision that granted the project. "It is impossible to identify a reviewable error of law or irrationality in the inspector's reasoning," he said. Today, Trevor Polfrey, the club's secretary, the club was pleased with the decision. "All we wanted was to fly some miniature aeroplanes and this has all gone crazy now," said the 58 year-old builder. Mrs Mitchell was unavailable for comment.