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July 9th 20, 04:19 PM
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One Degree of Separation
It's not that far removed from soaring. In Colorado yesterday, you
could have soared a helicopter. At least after 2 pm, where I was. On 7/8/20 1:41 PM, Jonathan St. Cloud wrote: While not technically a soaring story it is aviation. I thought the group could use some fun from a real story and whom among us hasn't given a ride to someone we wished we hadn't. 
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