What to Wear for a Glider Ride
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Closed-toe shoes. Layers. Cockpits get hot and then cool. Leave loose hats.
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- Arizona SoaringMaricopa, AZViewWebsite
- Hollister Soaring CenterHollister, CAViewWebsite
- Sky SailingWarner Springs, CAViewWebsite
- Soaring AcademyLlano, CAViewWebsite
- Williams Soaring CenterWilliams, CAViewWebsite
- High Flights Soaring ClubPeyton, COViewWebsite
- Mile High GlidingBoulder, COView
- Soar AspenAspen, COViewWebsite
- Connecticut Soaring AssociationWindham, CTViewWebsite
- North Florida Soaring SocietyJacksonville, FLViewWebsite
- Seminole Lake GliderportClermont, FLView
- Mid-Georgia Soaring AssociationMonroe, GAViewWebsite
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