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8 comments:
I enjoyed your segment on Texas Country Reporter television program tonight. Very nice.
Just yesterday I saw he had his own line of paramotors, wierd. Didn't think you could fly somewhere like that,I'm inspired.
Interesting. Good athletes. Not my forte. Years ago I met a N.E. girl Smith-Vassar type who was a tall, pretty, very nice person who's father was the fist man to climb Mt. Everest or something like that. He was famous.
I climbed Mt. Fuji. Very easy.
I'm sorry I missed the Reporter show. I wanted to see it. Maybe it will be on again.
OK, does this suggest that we will get a close up view of Christmas MTN?
On the bucket list are: Agua Fria mountain 4838'(1565'), Elephant Mountain 6226'(2331') , 9 Point Mesa 5400'(1358') , and Santiago Peak 6526'(2826'). Elevations listed are "above sea level" first and altitude above launch in parentheses. Pretty low compared to Mt. Everest.
There's sport & adventure, then there's
adrenaline junkies
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