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World Glider Championship Competitor Tony Condon – Audio Episode Show Notes

January 25, 2015 by 1 Comment

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These are the show notes to an audio episode. You can listen to the show audio here:

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Note: There’s a version with no pre-roll available at http://traffic.libsyn.com/airspeed/AirspeedCondon02NoPreRoll.mp3.

Tony Condon has been named to the US US Soaring Team for the upcoming 13.5 Meter World Championships in Lithuania. We had him on to talk about competitive glider ops and his quest to get to Lithuania to compete with the best in the world.

Here’s copy of Tony’s fundraising letter listing the premiums that you can earn at various levels of support.

 

Condon Letter

 

You can contact Tony at abcondon@gmail.com or check out Tony’s Facebook page.

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