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Inside the Cockpit: A Gyroplane Adventure
Open air, a rotor you can hear breathing, and the North Shore unrolling below at eighty knots.
Real stories. Real pursuits. No ordinary lives.

No engine. No fuel. Just a long white wing, a ridge full of wind, and the decision to stay up as long as the sky allows.
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