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December 9th 03, 04:28 PM
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Cub Driver wrote in message . ..
Well, I am not looking to the side when I land the Cub (Super Cub, Husky, Great Lakes). Seems to me it's done with peripheral vision. Of course, the fields in New England are mostly bordered by pine trees. I admit this was much more of a challenge when I had to do it in Arizona (Super Cub, Great Lakes). But I still don't think I actually turned my head and looked to the side. Your right, and perhaps I didn't describe it correctly. In the J-3 (the Super Cub is different because you are in the front seat) I "crane" my head to the side but look forward around the cylinders on the side. So I'm looking forward, but my head to hanging around the side. 
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