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December 6th 04, 02:13 AM
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"mindenpilot" wrote in message ... I live out West, where there are hundreds of miles of empty space in every direction. When flight planning, I often say, "I can ditch in that dry lake bed, or that field, or if I have to, on that road." Why do you say that? Ditching requires water. You can ditch in a lake, but not in a dry lake bed. 
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