Pecan trees knocked over by hurricane Ivan. They weren't broken, the ground was so saturated that they fell over when assisted by 70 MPH winds.
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Just stuff! (was "Ultralight Flying Adventures")
Before I started building my house, I flew my Quicksilver MX quite a bit. When my house is finished, I'll build a runway and fly from my house. These are stories and photos that chronicle the restoration and flying experiences of my Quicksilver 1983 MX and my 1984 Phantom X1 and most recently, my home construction!
Tuesday, March 22, 2005
Pecan trees knocked over by hurricane Ivan. They weren't broken, the ground was so saturated that they fell over when assisted by 70 MPH winds.
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