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Hi my name is Jerry
I think launches should proceed forward.
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Lol
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I suppose that's better than launches proceeding backwards
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But they count backwards. So that means in order to proceed forward, you must proceed backwards.
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Perhaps upward would work better.
(Sorry, Jerry, we all know what you meant) Anyway, I agree! I'm certainly not passing up any launch opportunity as long as the weather cooperates. Club launches are a great way to get out and enjoy the hooby in the fresh air while still being able to observe 'social distancing' practices.
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Ed, so true. And many of us have mastered the “social distancing” at launches, pursuing that drifting chute, or runaway glider ...
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