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March 17th 07, 08:09 PM
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Cloud Flying
schrieb:
Also has anyone been able to climb up the sunny side of a cumulus cloud? Read somewhere that one famous glider pilot did this and he said it was the flight of his life. Not only famous glider pilots. I heard some reports from some pilots in my club. In this document are some Information about this. http://www.pa.op.dlr.de/ostiv/Projects/kap4.pdf It is in written in German, but the pictures should also help you a little. OK, you cannot see on the pictures: Cloud street waves can also occur if sky is blue. Andreas 
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