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May 5th 05, 12:13 AM
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Jay Honeck wrote:
experienced extremely high winds and record COLD temps. In fact, we broke .... Initially after departure all was smooth -- but by 1500 feet we were getting bounced pretty good. By 3000, we were inside a popcorn popper. Mary A cold air mass and a strong heating sun gives you the best thermals. That's why spring is the best season for soaring. Go to your nearest glider school and buy a cross country flight or two, and you'll understand this a lot better. Danger is, though, that you'll get hooked and sell your engine. Stefan 
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