Well Red you never cease to amaze me. When I get a chance I'm going
to add a link to your site from mine www.wrongwind.com. Except of the
detailed stuff, everything you've written about learning to fly a hang
glider is applicable and sage advice for beginning paragliders too.

You still owe this PG'er a tour of Utah flying sites and accompaning
flying advice. You had probably forgotten :-)

red <read@xmission.com> wrote in message news:<3CE44250.9B643A66@xmission.com>...
> Harry,
> Talk to everybody, naturally. Listen most carefully to those saying
> what you did not want or expect to hear. Make written notes, and I am
> not kidding about this. They will either be some of the most valuable
> things you have ever heard, or a great source of amusement for all
> time. :-)
> See website below.
> Cheers,
> Red
> --
> *************************
> no A in my email, please
> P.S. Free advice, and maybe worth the price,
> for new and low-time HG pilots,
> at my website:
> http://www.xmission.com/~red/
>
> Harry Burns wrote:
> >
> > I'm considering buying a weekend package at LMFP or Kitty Hawk Kites with the
> > goal of getting my Hang 1. I've never flown a modern HG. What should I know
> > before paying a school money for lessons? Is there a list of standard
> > questions that I should ask? Does anyone have any sage advice? Are there any
> > online course prep materials that would help get me started?
> >
> > Thanks in advance,
> > Harry

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