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Article: Balloons adrift: A decline in open landing spots challenges the hot-air hobby.
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- The Orlando Sentinel (Orlando, FL)
- Article date:
- September 30, 2006
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Byline: Kelly Griffith
Sep. 30--POLK CITY -- Peering over the hot-air balloon's basket, Bob Carlton assesses the earth below, looking for a suitable place to land if he needed one. The citrus grove won't work. Sea of rooftops way over there? No way.While this area west of Orlando offers balloonists the best landing spots in Central Florida, finding open spaces to land a seven-story-tall balloon in the rest of the region is getting more difficult, Carlton said, as growth eats up many prime landing zones. Fortunately, he had an open pasture already picked out near Polk City to coast into. Other balloonists are not so fortunate. The trend has meant that ...
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