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    Posted March 16, 2010 by
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    Tambor, Costa Rica
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    It's a Bird, it's a Plane no it's Amazing

    By seeitnow  |  Posted March 16, 2010  |  Tambor, Costa Rica
     

    CNN PRODUCER NOTE     seeitnow embarked upon a high-flying adventure in Costa Rica, strapping into a small flying contraption called an ultralight. Pilot Uli Lang took him up and up on the Nicoya Peninsula. From coasting high above the trees at 1,500 feet to skimming 6 inches above ocean, Percy says it was a real “adrenaline-pumped activity.”
    - zdan, CNN iReport producer

    It would be hard for me to imagine a more adrenalin pumped activity than a day with Uli Lang on the Nicoya Peninsula in an ultralight a few inches above sea level. What started out as a leisurely ultralight cruise at 1,500 feet gradually turned into one of the most exciting  adventures of my life as every few minutes Uli would ask how I was doing and whether I was ready for a "Bit more Action" in his thick German accent.

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