From: cstory@NOSPAM.magma.ca 
  
 "Sean"  wrote in news:AdUtb.62002$jy.37922@clgrps13: 
  
 > I just cant believe the spoilers were on the whole way.... 
  
 I can .. having flown out of Picton for a couple 
 of summers, it seemed that there was always at least 
 one herb who would get overloaded ... crosswind, 
 or downwind, lower/higher than expected, lift or sink, other 
 traffic, etc. and would yank on the spoilers 
 on downwind or base, and then forget about them, and 
 would wind up planting a glider in the trees. 
  
 I imagine it was similar with CLR ... as soon as they 
 started the pullup, and started the turn, things 
 probably unravelled pretty quickly .. and voila, 
 same sort of overload situation. 
  
 I would imagine they had no idea the spoilers were 
 on, until seeing the pictures after the fact. 
  
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