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March 19th 06, 04:14 PM
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Is Flying AGL Legal?
If the skiers at Heavenly (near Minden) all dive head-first into the snow as
a glider approaches, does that mean the glider is too low? Or does it mean the skiers just need a bit more practice staying upright? bumper "Ian Johnston" wrote in message news:dzZo7CxomoOm-pn2-ETWCdbgo7OGE@localhost... On Sun, 19 Mar 2006 04:13:50 UTC, "Mark628CA" wrote: Flying "AGL" may be open to interpretation, but I assure you that flying "BGL" will surely attract somebody's attention :-) I once did eight miles at 10 - 200' BGL on mybway back to Sutton Bank. Ian -- 
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