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Aug 15, 2026
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Learning to fly a glider allowed me to forget all the troubles in the world below
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Learning to fly a glider allowed me to forget all the troubles in the world below
BARRY RUEGER
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PUBLISHED 2 HOURS AGO
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When you’re banking to the left, searching for the next bit of lift, it is truly possible to forget the horrors of the world below you and just live in the moment, writes Barry Rueger.
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