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We were ready: gliders were set up, task was set, the instruments
were ready and pilots were starting to gear up. The window was opened at 10:50am
and the wind sneaked behind our backs and the seabreeze (tail wind) kicked in at
10:55am and never stopped...

The clouds looked great and the day must have been an awesome flying day, but we
had to pass...

In the meantime, the township of Trujillo (where the new take off is located)
prepared a special lunch for us with lots of tropical fruit for starters, beer
and local "finger" food for us to munch as we danced. Just minutes before the
food was brought out, the boys set up a slackline at the main square and had a
lot of fun. There was plenty of food, drinks and music so, being in Colombia,
there was lots of dancing as well!