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Old November 14th 05, 03:19 PM
Martin Gregorie
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Default Winter Thermal Cross-Country

Mike the Strike wrote:
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I was driving in Idaho last February in snow showers and there were
snow devils that looked just like our summer dust devils. I suspect
that winter thermals might be more common than we think.

Slightly off topic, but....

Many years ago I wanted to check the still air trim of a F1A towline
glider, so when I woke up to see still air and a couple of inches of
snow I thought the time had come, grabbed the model and headed for the
park for a quick before work session. Wrongo: there were thermals a
plenty over the snow. It was fun, but the still air trimming session
didn't happen.

The park was Clapham Common. We don't get much snow in London, hence the
excitement.

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