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May 25th 17, 02:40 PM
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Kansas straight-out
The OLC barograph trace shows four very low points: 21 meters, 64 meters, 175 meters and 251 meters AGL. Now I know Tony is a stud and all that, but really? Climbing away from 21 meters? How about the story, Tony?
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