I headed South to Ed Levin in attempt to catch an advancing cold front's sweet breeze and beat it's deluge. I slapped the Sport 2 together and kept it level as I punched off launch with showers visible over the Coastal Range.

All alone at Ed Levin on a pre-frontal day, I question if I missed something in the forecast as I turn and climb.

The sky grows darker, the showers closer and my wife/driver/camerawoman/Teri bails for the car after grabbing this fine shot.

I can attest to the fact, that the Sport 2 flies and lands just fine when wet. Spread out in the garage the glider and harness should be dry soon.
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