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April 15, 2009

Marc and Paul's Sportsman Pre-Sun 'n Fun Video Blog (Part 2)

By Paul Bertorelli

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Marc Cook and Paul Bertorelli continue their Sportsman odyssey with a look at this unique aircraft.



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It's interesting that someone coaxed Paul Bertorelli into flying in a kitplane, though he doesn't look all that happy about it . What would be interesting is some information on how much time it took Marc Cook to build the airplane, and what portions of the airplane and the building process posed the greatest challenges.

Thanks guys.

posted by Jonathan Baron on April 16, 2009[report abuse]

He was (one of?) the first customer(s) of the Two Weeks to Taxi program.

posted by jack test on April 20, 2009[report abuse]

Opened his sleepy eyes dim, I discovered the young time is passing so many groggy, like a never ending dream. Looking back at the past, once the ideal I do not know which is the intersection of life lost, and quiet. Eagerly looking forward to the future of the youth, although we have the Asics Gel Kayano 17, how much is left, what can we captivated. When the wind blows, my eyes always moist and run to see a piece of the leaves fluttering loose powder, went to the fate of death. Have always thought that, in any case life must be done: Life Like Summer Flowers brilliant and death like autumn leaves.Young days, to have different type of the Asics Whizzer Lo to enjoy blooming own light, to treasure that can not be discarded, to seize the little happiness in life, to give yourself a fresh smile every day when the sun comes to the world a beautiful smile. So after years of holding precipitation in the years to come thick memory ?to remember the Asics Onitsuka Tiger shoes,to nourish life, nursed back to health of fun.

posted by prada nancy on April 12, 2013[report abuse]


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