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Flying cornfield
Has anyone else ever seen corn husks at-altitude? I was flying home from Hartford, WI yesterday and at 4000ft saw something pale spinning in front of me. I avoided it, and only realized what it was after I saw the second husk floating a little further ahead. How strange! None of the fields that I could see were being harvested, but I must've been at just the right altitude for the thermals to be depositing their debris from the surface.
Murphy
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Re: Flying cornfield
Yep, dust devils will pick them up (and other stuff too) here in kansas and send them way up. Up drafts will keep them there for a while, on hot days.
Roger
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Re: Flying cornfield
Run into a large bug at 8 to 9 thousand feet will really wake you up. After several evasive gyrations you see the large splat on the wind shield. :-)
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Re: Flying cornfield
I snagged a twix wrapper in the cowl of the 172 at 5500'. Was very strange.
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