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Old July 25th 03, 01:56 AM
toadmonkey
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On Thu, 24 Jul 2003 22:44:23 GMT, "Ike Israel" wrote:


"Armitage Shanks" wrote in message
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Hi,

Once you're a qualified private pilot, where can you/can't you fly?
For instance, say I spot an interesting cloud formation. Can I just
take off, fly up to it, ascend the vertical walls of the cloud and fly
through its troughs and valleys in exploration of a formation that
will only ever occur once?

Can I hover 100 feet over a city, or next to a high-rise building?


You really need some instruction... Really good instruction...
Really soon. G

Ike.

At least he's asking. Better than not asking and doing/trying to do. And it is
an interesting questions for those of us that don't know the answer.
TM

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