Yea Ron,
I agree with you on that, but I have a question for you. How do you get that
feeling back after a year of getting beat up at the
field, loosing your best planes & your confidence in the sport all together? It's me
3rd year, started out as my best, but something
happened & it turned out to be my worst. It leaves me wondering if I was really meant
to be in the sport. Somehow it hasn't been
very fun lately. I am scared to put up another plane period, I just can't stand to see
another of my planes go in. I have only put
my plane up once since the ANTS, & that time I felt like I was lucky to get it down in
1 piece. Just a question, If I don't figure
it out I'm afraid that I'm all done in this sport, & I love the sort very much.
Thanks & Thermals to you,
Steve Abbruzzese
Ron wrote:
> Soapbox please!
>
> As I sat in my lawnchair at the sod farm today enjoying a cool cup of
> water and going over the day's thermals, something occured to me that I
> want to share.
>
> I feel sorry for those work-a-day people who have no outlet like ours.
> I'm sure those duffers and fishers et al have their moments, but, how
> can those activities compare to the marrage of eye-hand coordination
> with the grand dance with mother nature in that sport/hobby we know as
> TD soaring?
>
> I'm sure each and every one of us could add our 2 cents worth, but let's
> not dilute the moment. I just wanted to share and say thanks.
>
> I'll be quiet now :)
> --
> Ron Richardson
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> Birmingham, AL, USA
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