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April 4th 08, 05:09 AM
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Gliderport Dress Code
On Apr 3, 7:24 am, Raphael Warshaw wrote:
So when Jim Payne makes his Tehachapi to Harris Hill flight will he have to change clothing (uniforms?) as he crosses the Mississippi? Ray Warshaw If anybody can change clothes soaring across the Mississippi, Jim Payne can! After all, 2/3 of his diamonds were in a 1-26! -Pete #309 P.S.: California Dress Code (CDR) does not PRECLUDE "overdressing" to a Ridge Soaring Gliderport level (or the more lenient "Harris Hill Standard") prior to launch. Based on the keen attention to pre-flight planning Mr. Payne has demonstrated in the past, I suspect he'd be "pre-dressed" to meet any need for badge, record or formal attire. 
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