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Hey thanks! Glad you like it! I don't have any and I can't speak for anyone else. I wouldn't say it's common and I'm pretty sure that once your feet leave the ground, all bets are off. I know if you join the USPPA they have supplemental coverage for damage caused by this sport.

As needed pretty much, when the dirt looked dry. So probably every other day or so.

Do it!

Nope, not Will.

@@BRichards211 I don't often see that wing around. If I'm not mistake, that is an Everest Cross?

@@salvaldivia6072 I'm not sure. I'll ask him the next time I see him.

@@salvaldivia6072 He confirmed that it is a Everest Cross!

@@BRichards211 nice! Don't often see that wing.

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@BRichards211 thank you! Great video btw!

Yah, it's not so bad when you get far away from it 😅

Yes I am! There's Michigan Powered Paragliding in Ypsi, Leading Edge PPG in KZoo and Fly MI PPG in St. Johns.

@@BRichards211 you've gone to all 3? Which do you recommend?

@@nixxx62 No, I went to Ypsi to get my feet off the ground. I know all three personally now though, and they're all good in their own way. I've worked with all of them afterwards whether it was support, maintenance or buying new gear.

I'm not sure. I didn't keep it much longer after the the last flower fell off. But thank you for watching!

@@BRichards211 k thanks

¡Gracias! Estoy feliz de que lo hayas disfrutado.

А у меня эта лилия 6 футов, а другая 9 футов, смотрите на видео❤❤❤

Yes, it's a good idea to talk to the airport manager first, there's a few rules there to follow. Unfortunately we're getting crowded out with all the development around, especially at Milford Rd and 96. Some people take off from Atchinson Park, and there's another field in Highland, but we can only use it when there's no sports ball going on.

@@BRichards211 Cool I did my training last year and got a few flights in before I got busy. Only got to fly 2 times this year but I'm hoping a lot more next. Ill definitely get in contact with the airport cause its about 5 mins away from me and I didn't even think about taking off there till now.

@@thebadgerpenguin Yah, it's good because the airport manager welcomes us there. But it can be a bit tricky with the trees in the field they let us use.

Nothing distinct, but there is a freshness to it.

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Not sure what lake you think it is, but it's in the New Hudson/Milford area. I'll definitely be flying the next couple days.

@@BRichards211 You're further north from me than my brain thought; I'm out of Ottawa Lake, but one of my former PPG classmates is in Belleville. Yeah, weather's gonna be nearly perfect for a bit!

I trained down there. Let me know if you ever make it up this way.

@@BRichards211 Will do!

Probably not. I haven't flown that far east. I generally stay west of Wixom. I just snuck out to Walled Lake last week, but that's the furthest east I've been so far.

@@BRichards211 Well, thanks for responding. It looks like a very cool hobby that requires lots of skill to fly. As I mentioned, I have been following Tucker Gott, and it's amazing to see.

No more epirb balancing weight required with these new kicks.

Yep

Not sure. I got rid of it shortly after. I would assume so.

I put mine in the garden, they come back every year, this year they're 4 feet tall.

I came across an informational video on the Easter Lillies. Plant them in your garden in “indirect sunlight”=morning sun but afternoon shade(thus avoiding sun scorch.) Be sure to wait till a week after the last frost of the season to plant outside. And if you want the blooms to last longer inside during the Easter season, be sure to snip off the yellow pollen and it will also keep the yellow pure white from yellow discoloration. Keep plant moist with well drainage. Once the top surface about an inch deep is dry water it again; thus avoiding root rot. Just cut the stems off after the individual flower dies and place it in the garden with the green foliage in tact still. Wait till the leaves become more yellow in the fall and cut it down to the ground. It’ll come back and re-bloom in spring. Be sure after several years to divide the bulbs and space them out so the foliage don’t fight for sunlight. ruclips.net/video/nYvooxMO0Xw/видео.html

@@michellecurrier2344 I’m curious to know before I plant mine outside, how did you take care of yours? Did you cut your foliage down in the fall after discoloration or did it not discolor, in which that is how your foliage grew to be 4ft?

@@ruthbushman7291 , I live in Maine, USA, I bought a bunch of them few years ago ( during the pandemic), the store I went to couldn't sell them, I paid $1.00 a pot, after the bloom cut off the top planted them in my garden before winter, they came back every year, when I got them they were white, 2nd and 3rd year, they turned out different colors ( I guess because of the soil), last year they were 4 ft tall, I hope this year as well!

Hey! No, it wasn' me this afternoon. I'll probably be heading out tonight though, either around your neck of the woods or a bit north. Come on out!

I just selected the "locked horizon view" when I was clipping it in the GoPro software. This was my first time testing out this mount. Next time I'll pan around or something. Just need the weather to cooperate soon hopefully.

Thank you! I'm glad you liked it!

Thank you so much! I'm glad you enjoyed it!

He probably snuck in through the other window.