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April 27th 05, 09:16 PM
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Antionio,
Sorry to throw you off, but the "Mountain Flying" book was written 35-years ago. I've learned something in that time and have observed rotors along the Front Range between 25,000- and 30,000-feet MSL. Usually the destructive turbulence associated with the rotor does not extend more than a 1,000 feet or so above the ridge line. Sparky 
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