My friends have left me, I'm all alone in this great sport and I don't understand why there aren't thousands beating a path to the sky. I live in a town of fifty thousand and I'm the only one who does what I do. Agonizing. I thought when I started hanggliding that it was what I always dreamed of and as soon as I explain it people will realise that same dream. That's not what happens and I've realised I must be the odd one.
My new harness has arrived but work is so hectic that I have not found the time to get to Calgary to pick it up. Worst case scenario I will pick it up on my way to the Willi competition coming up in a month. I can't wait to try it out and hope I'm not disappointed. I have a nightmare in my head that it won't fit.
I'm going to Creston for some flying July 9. I'm actually supposed to be visiting but I need to fly, only for a couple days but it will be much deserved. I haven't flown since Miles in may and I've blown through the best flying part of the year.
Hang gliding adventures and whatever else I feel like writing about
About Me
- Jason Dyer
- Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
- WW Sport 2 Best airtime: 3 hrs 10 min Longest XC: 106 Km (Twice) Best altitude: 12000'
2 comments:
I hear ya buddy. I fought alone with the flying addiction for 20 something years, not that it makes it any easier for you now but I know what you're going through. I'm not missing the flying yet, but maybe someday I'll need to get the wing out again.
James
I'm sure you understand.
Untill you get a username like "fatboy07" or something there will still be hope for you.
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