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September 13th 06, 12:27 AM
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Carrying glasses?
Cubdriver usenet AT danford.net wrote:
If you'd have trouble landing the plane without corrective lenses, then a backup is surely in order. No way *I'm* landing a plane without corrective lenses. I wear contact lenses, and, until recently, didn't carry my glasses. Then, a few weeks ago at the beach, I got something in my eyes (sand? sweaty sunscreen?) that stung so badly I took out my lenses and let my wife drive home. That's never happened to me, in many years of wearing contacts, but one time was enough. I always carry glasses in my flight bag now. .... Alan -- Alan Gerber gerber AT panix DOT com 
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