Crestline Soaring Society
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Glider Casting Superior ShadowI was flying east along Crestline watching my shadow on the ridge and then my shadow was joined by Mike B’s. The two shadows flew in formation a wing sspan apart for about a minute, but Mike was no where to be seen. My shadow was nice and dark with crisp edges but his was lighter and fuzzy. Later I was thermaling with Stan and Mike at Pine and I could see all three shadows on the hillside. Again mine was sharp and black while theirs were fainter and indistinct. I don’t mean to brag but it appears my glider casts the best shadow. Mike Z Forums > BS (Banter Section) thesis, antithesisSubtlety, we hardly knew ye. I chuckled, Mike. |
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That's because.........
........you're much closer to the ground. LOL
Or, maybe it's because you're such a sharp guy?
