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Lost Stirrup Lodge on the Ute Trail of Colorado	The 2nd Annual Lost Stirrup Lodge High Altitude Fly-in July 4th Weekend 2004 Was a Huge Success! Hosted by Bob "Bubba" and Jeanie Peters	A Bubba Adventure

Click here for the report and video!

Here's a humorous second video of David Cook trying to launch with
less than adequate equipment for 9000 ft.

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May 2004

Latest Bubba Adventure - Powered Paragliding  for the History Channel!

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Is this cool or what!

JWM Productions is doing a thirteen part series for the History Channel and invited me, Bob "Bubba" Peters to fly for them.  What a treat!  I'm hoping they'll ask for me to fly in more exotic places as they continue "Digging for the Truth" around the world.

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Bubba's Anasazi Adventure
Powered paragliding to discover Anasazi Ruins in the Grand Gulch Primitive Area of Utah!
Click below for the video!

Slow Connection       Faster Connection

The Road to Grand Gulch climbs 3 miles to over 1200ft from the desert floor along 5mph hairpin turns

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I like my trike!  Foot launch will always be my favorite method of flight but .... Video of my trike "Going 'round in circles"   A solo flight on my Fly Gold 130 with a Flash Trike and Tandem Seats.  Pilot: Mo Sheldon (I knew I shouldn't have left it alone, setting there hooked up!)

Can you believe this trike only weighs 115 lbs!

Here's another video of Jeanie and I taking sunset flights in powered paragliding Arizona.  Arizona Sunset Flights Video

Now this is how powered paragliding should be with balloons!  Thunderbird Classic Air Show in Phoenix

Can you believe actually being asked to fly among the balloons during an event?!  We did.  They loved us.  Lots of waves from balloon pilots and spectators.

Another Bubba Adventure.... Powered Paragliding the Southwestern Geoglyphs

December 2003

Lee and Bubba Powered Paragliding at Rocky Point, Mexico.  There IS an airport!  We visited the Comandante, presented gifts and enjoyed the beach with our wives, Judy and Bubbette for 6 days.