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For Scot there's

no fear of flying

fi 61 t s different than anything else; it
■ is very hard to describe the feel­
ing of flying,” said sophomore Scot
Thompson.
Scot flies gliders for a hobby.
Why would a person want to fly a
plane without an engine in it?
“ I started with a friend a year ago.
I was curious at first, but the feeling
of flyjng is just indescribable,” said
Scot.
Gliding, according to Scot, is an
expensive hobby.
‘‘You have to rent the glider,
which runs you $25 to $30, plus the
tow, which is $30 more,” said Scot.
How does a person find the time
to glide a plane?
‘‘I usually glide on holidays and
weekends,” Scot said.
What kind of future is there in glid­
ing planes?
“ I want to get into some sort of fly­
ing, commercial or Air Force,” said
Scot.
"It’s a good way to relax, and
clear your mind. You just keep all
your concentration on flying the air­
plane, and you start to forget about
your problems,” he said.

Stepping in to his glider for a flight is sophomore Scot
Thompson Scot flies out of Millard s airport

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