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June 18th 09, 07:30 AM
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UK Air Accidents
I would avoid playing fields if possible. They often have been 'levelled'
leaving large steps between levels. I know to my cost! Jim At 22:00 17 June 2009, Peter Wyld wrote: "brave pilot narrowly avoids school" etc. Well, of course s/he would, school buildings are very hard and they will hurt. School playing fields are much more accommodating (with or without soft squishy schoolchildren). 
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