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October 14th 15, 10:33 PM
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NEW Sporting Code rules
There are places where a standard mountain tow is around 30 miles (50km) releasing at 7000 feet. In any mediocre day one can climb a little more in one thermal and easily glide the 50km back home. definitely not a cross country flight. Should this be considered for a silver badge?
Ramy 
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