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I would like to fly more cross country flights but have to admit I
usually come up with a list of excuses for not going on any particular day. The weather is never good enough, or I have a dinner engagement, or my battery seems low, or something. Some of this is a general concern about personal injury, but I think I am also just afraid of landing out and having to put up with the inconvenience of a retrieve and getting criticism from other pilots in my club. (I did some damage to my glider on a land out last year and I have lost a lot of confidence.) I thought I would get over this, but have not so far. Has anybody else been through a period like this, and if so, how did you work it out? thanks, Steve |
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