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Old October 14th 04, 08:14 AM
Bert Willing
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Landing on an airfield is not outlanding. What we refer to as outlanding
typically in Europe is 1000ft (if lucky) of unknown pasture.

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Bert Willing

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"Mark James Boyd" a écrit dans le message de news:
416dc11d$1@darkstar...

I should also add that personally I flew maybe half-dozen X-Cs
and landed out three times (at planned and scouted airports)
before I flew 5 hours.



 




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