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		By: Maggie Bevington		</title>
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		<dc:creator><![CDATA[Maggie Bevington]]></dc:creator>
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					<description><![CDATA[So true Julie and hopefully your blog will inspire others to choose a similar approach to dealing with difficult situations. I was grateful to be re routed due to winds in Gibraltar rather than risk a potentially dangerous situation and appreciated the efficiency of the staff in minimising our delay (it happens a lot there as the runway is so exposed and very short).
I can also identify with accepting my fate with joy when I did a solo parachute jump several years ago after only a few hours training during which we were taught how to deal with all the potential risks including hitting a wall!
It was an amazing experience and I raised £850 for a charity close to my heart.
Look forward to other posts!]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>So true Julie and hopefully your blog will inspire others to choose a similar approach to dealing with difficult situations. I was grateful to be re routed due to winds in Gibraltar rather than risk a potentially dangerous situation and appreciated the efficiency of the staff in minimising our delay (it happens a lot there as the runway is so exposed and very short).<br />
I can also identify with accepting my fate with joy when I did a solo parachute jump several years ago after only a few hours training during which we were taught how to deal with all the potential risks including hitting a wall!<br />
It was an amazing experience and I raised £850 for a charity close to my heart.<br />
Look forward to other posts!</p>
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