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Old May 9th 06, 05:42 AM posted to rec.aviation.piloting
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Default Weird Flying Experience

Yesterday I went flying down the lakeshore. Given my direction of
travel, to see the interesting stuff I had to sit on the *right*. So
after takeoff I just slid over and flew on the right. I all my
hundreds of hours of flying I've never flown from that seat. It was a
very weird experience.

I did go back on the left for landing.

Anyone else have a weird-and-fun-but-safe thing they've done recently.

-Kitplane01
Who is obvioulsy not an instructor

 




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