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Posted By:
Hal Brown
Date Posted:
Jan 14, 2009
Description:
This past Saturday was another one of those High Pressure crisp days where it seems every bit of moisture has been completely removed from the normally water laden Florida air. It was a great day for flying to the Haller NAS EAA meeting.
I took off across the Ocala National Forest flying between 700 and 1,000 feet. The air was smooth as smooth can be. I saw things I have never seen before.
Date Taken:
Jan 14, 2009
Place Taken:
Ocala National Forest
Owner:
R. Lee
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Category:
34, Florida Flying,
200, N56RL
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Dan Nickens - Jan 15,2009
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It constantly amazes me how much there is to see, even if I've seen it before.
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Philip Mendelson - Jan 25,2009
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Mr. Reiche and I, were at 5500, the other day in his Cirrus, it was so clear over<br />Leesburg we could see the lighthouse at Daytona Beach and the Crystal river<br />Nuke plant. Amazing visibility.
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