File:Paraglider at Cochrane Hill, AB, Canada.jpg
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English: Paraglider at Cochrane Hill, AB, Canada. An APCO Starlite 26 canopy, being flown by Glen for a photo op of the photographer's rig at the Muller Windsports site above Cochrane, Alberta. Strictly an ascending parachute (not a term used by the paragliding community), it is conceptually more like today's ram-air sport parachutes (i.e. descending parachutes) than any mid-1970s-and-earlier sport parachuting devices, or even modern 'round' canopies designed for say, the aerospace industry. |
| Date | Taken on 25 June 1991 |
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| Author | BrettA343 |
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