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Is there anything else out there that brings you the latest hang gliding news?
Facebook is great and I watch it continuously for our brethren in the field to
send out their reports. Twitter, likewise. Pilots, of course, continue to send
in their reports directly to me. I comb the Paragliding Forum and the hang
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