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I dont suggest viewing the fireworks from the air. You usually cant get
close enough or low enough to get a good view. A lot of the fireworks will
be low and will blend in with the other lights in the area. Its a much
better view from the ground.

"Thomas McCausland" wrote in message
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> Given that the WX is tolerable this July 4th (its not looking good),
> Ive been toying with the idea of going up that evening with the wife
> and viewing the fireworks displays from the air, here in the Houston
> area. Does anyone have any thoughts on this? Specifically,
> is viewing from the air any better than from the ground?
> What is a good altitude? - Cant go to high in this immediate area
> due to the class B. Guess I could find a smaller surrounding town
> that is having a display that is out from under the shelf if I wanted
> more altitude.
> Any thoughts?
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> Tom McCausland

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