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First solo!!!!

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The title says it all! Yep! I did my first solo today (June 15)! :D

This is at KLHZ, my wonderful scenery :D

FIRST TAKEOFF
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FIRST LANDING
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Congratulations Michael! :)

I had my first solo with a sailplane at age of 16. That's some while back and I had some more meanwhile. Sure, it's pretty cool to circle a Cessna around the airfield the first time all alone, but it's nothing against the very first solo.

Welcome joining that elite group of persons who have successfully defined the law of gravity (taken from the certificate I got after my Cessna-solo) :D

@Southwest. Yeah, pretty hard to see the difference by that distance..
 
Wow, I always dreamed of doing something like that!!
Congrats dude!!
 
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