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Posted By: Wayne Nagy
Date Posted: Jun 1, 2016
Description: Early (Searey) birds get the ""smooth"" at this time of the year in
Florida. The fresh water above the locks on the Caloosahatchee and
the air above it is perfect this of year. Just don't venture out in the
afternoon hours without examining the radar images!
Date Taken: 6/
Place Taken: Ft Myers
Owner: Wayne Nagy
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Category: Florida_Flying
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Eric Batterman - Jun 01,2016   Viewers  | Reply
    Cool photo.     
  
Wayne Nagy - Jun 01,2016   Viewers  | Reply
    The river banks make it easy to adjust for the landing.      Attachments:  

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Don Maxwell - Jun 01,2016   Viewers  | Reply
    Even better when viewed at full resolution. I especially like the contrast of the frothy water on the glassy.     
  
Nickens, Dan - Jun 01,2016   Viewers  | Reply
    Yes! Love those blues too! (Flying in Florida on a placid summer morning or sultry evening is a delightful relief from the midday heat and bumps.)     
  
Don Maxwell - Jun 01,2016   Viewers  | Reply
    Maybe so, Dan. But those Florida blues are sort of disconcerting once you get used to the Mid-Atlantic greys and browns. How do you guys know when you're too high without the dark orange layer above the horizon?     
  
Nickens, Dan - Jun 02,2016   Viewers  | Reply
    It's easy, Don, using the adiabatic lapse rate. When it gets too cold to fly with the canopies wide open, I'm too high.     


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