Hang Gliding at Mt. Tam
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Too Cool! Nice monologue BTW!
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Marin expat marooned in Texas. Nice narrative for first-time viewers and/or non-natives. Please for we who re-watch occasionally for our Marin fixes....a redo w/ the wonderful soundtrack & simply those words wh/ say it all, "The golden hills of Marin roll below." and "Just another day in paradise." Thanks for the heart tugs.
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Cool,nice flight...
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So cool! Thanks for sharing.
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Nice video! :)
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This looks wicked fun. Wanna try hang gliding one day!
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great vid :) where did you learn to hang glide please? thanks!
barkycaca 1 year ago
Thanks! I learned at a site near Ft. Cronkite, about 2 mi due west of the North Tower of the Golden Gate Bridge in Marin County, and about 8 mi southeast of Stinson Beach along the Marin headlands coast. Unfortunately, that site no longer exists for hang gliding training, nor does the school I trained with (Chandelle, of Pacifica). If you're interested in learning to hang glide, there's really only one school left in the SF Bay Area - Mission Soaring in Milpitas. Tell Pat Denevan I sent ya!
donmak0427 1 year ago
Reichs: Thanks for the comment. Unfortunately, I don't know where the original footage is, anymore, so can't do a remake with less commentary - sorry about that. ;~Don
donmak0427 1 year ago
its hang gliding hard??
bob46802 3 years ago
Some people can do it, some can't - it depends on your natural ability. Once you get the knack, it's not hard at all; kind of like the old cliche about learning to ride a bicycle. Try it! There's nothing quite like it. You really do feel like a bird (or Superman!)
donmak0427 3 years ago
Thx! I used a VIO POV.1 recording system, which includes a digital recorder that can achieve up to 43 minutes of DVD quality recordings on a 2GB SD memory card, and runs for 5-10 hours on 4 AA batteries (depending battery type [NiMH, alklaine, Li-ion]). It includes a "bullet" or "lipstick" camera which connects to the recorder by cable. To do the editing, I used Adobe Elements, enhanced with the free software pkg, ffdshow.
donmak0427 3 years ago