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Old January 2nd 13, 02:11 PM posted to rec.aviation.soaring
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Default New Year's Day soaring?

Back in the "Good Olde Days", we used to fly nearly every Jan 1st in southern Michigan, frequently with plenty of snow on the ground, and sometimes in the air. Does anybody still do this? It only counts if it's difficult! Floridians need not apply.
 




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