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April 26th 05, 01:01 AM
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Many directions from our home field have some pretty unlandable areas.
That's what soaring in much of Arizona is like. Several pilots have flown over the Tuba City area and into Colorado and I have driven the route. There are some strips and fields as well as roads, but even some of the rough terrain could be landed on. I started my cross-country soaring in a flat area with large agricultural fields in every direction, so just about anywhere else looks scary to me by comparison. Steve's file is now on OLC - just short of 600 km. Mike 
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