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Old 01-24-2014, 10:37 AM
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Default Flying low & slow over Clearwater Beach
When we were at Clearwater Beach I took a ultralight flight. It was the

MOST ULTIMATE RUSH that i've ever had. If you ever get a chance here is what to expect. This is a short video of the flight pattern we took.

http://vimeo.com/65869869


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That was way cool! Thanks for sharing Oh and I want one of those.
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That is awesome, Nik!
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Oh thats it I thought you traded in the runabout for a trike!

I used to fly a Rotec Rally 3b in the early eighty's, still have it, should sell it ... better than sex, I thought

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Very cool video. I especially like the music, it fit the video perfectly unlike that jumped up rap crap that people seem to think a video needs these days.
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Nickstr, that was awesome. I have family in Largo and I could identify everywhere that video was shot over. Incredible view from above. Have you gone on the tour yet? Did you take your dog? I bet the Mrs. stayed on terra firma. Thanks for the video.
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Nickstr, that was awesome. I have family in Largo and I could identify everywhere that video was shot over. Incredible view from above. Have you gone on the tour yet? Did you take your dog? I bet the Mrs. stayed on terra firma. Thanks for the video.
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As stated " ultimate rush". An hour flight.

Naw no doggies we bordered them in Elgin at a big doggie facility were they had the run of a large yard with about 10 others. They had more fun.
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That was exhilarating!!! It felt like I was right there along for the ride--cool. Looks like a place I'd like to go, especially now when it is -8* out!! Thanks for sharing that video.

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Very cool video! Looks like something I want to put on my bucket list!
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