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Hang Gliding: The Flyingest Flying. With Photos by Stephen McCarroll. Flagstaff, Arizona: Northland Press, 1975 . Squarish in wraps as issued. 143 pages. Richly illustrated in color. Some edgewear, inside clean
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Don Dedera — Hang Gliding
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