Absolutely stunning!

Thanks a lot for these Videos. They show me: I've to change my life; less time at work and more in the sky.

Greetings from Germany

Roger

Thanks for all of your uploads! I just recently soloed (video on my channel if you are interested) and I look forward to my private! I have alway's dreamed of flying out west, seems to be better then Virginia!
Keep the video's coming!
Thanks,
Chris

Just curious question. What machine you flying now ?

What do you do for a living!?

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nice..

Hello Bruno
Have you sold the 20 and upgraded to ASW27B?
How about a review of the 27 and your reasons for not going to 18M?
Great video's by the way
Martin

Very nice videos, what is a good way to get into gliding? Im 16 and went for a glider ride in california a couple of months ago and thought it was just amazing. Thanks

John Slingerland was my instructor. He was a troop transport glider pilot in WWII landing troops behind enemy lines in France just before D day. He lost his left leg from the knee down, several fingers, an eye, and hearing in his left ear. All these injuries were sustained on his last flight during an ambushed landing. Most died as a result of injuries sustained in the crash. The rest were machine gunned in the glider by German troops and left for dead. John faired better because his injuries looked worse than they were and he was unconscious. They didn't shoot him but left him for dead. A couple days later the Allies found and rescued him. They wouldn't let him fly anymore and the war was over anyway. He started Sky Sailing glider school in 1947, the year I was born. I took lessons from him in 1967. He was a hero and a damn good fly by the seat of his pants instructor.