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To: ACAN who wrote (23123)	2/22/2007 4:34:17 PM
From: J.F.	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 23958

That's a paraglider - yup - that could happen easy. Much different than a hang glider. Paragliders are really just like parachutes and could easy be held aloft - not as sensitive to yaw/roll and all that. Basically in a paraglider you could get sucked up, kept up and if you woke up before you came down you could land it. Could imagine you'ld be a little foggy noodled from lack of oxygen (most people who fly these things are anyways - me included) but yeah doing it in a paraglider's believeable. Wouldn't work on a hang glider though - pretty much have to keep your hand(s) on the control bar while your cruisin or your gonna be a bruisin... Kewl article - great story - beats all of mine... jf...