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Boy Who Flew With Condors - Dick Johnson? Other Comments



 
 
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Old May 4th 20, 01:58 AM posted to rec.aviation.soaring
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Hello Gary
No problem with you or I making low saves. Anything above 400 ft is fine with me and my very low wing loading ship. Are you going to be anywhere around S TX early june? We are going down to Refugio to make some record runs. We have tows set up for a whole week from the club, very reasonable price and are pushing for 800k in 1-26’s. Your sure welcome to jump in with us if Jim Neff hasn’t already gotten the word out to you.
Dan
 




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