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Aarav Badwal
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    In February the air is cooler and the wind tends to be steadier, which gives smoother thermals even if the speed is lower. In October the stronger breezes can produce longer flights but you’ll see more gustiness. If you want a relaxed stay near the launch, the Sterling Stolen Heaven Lonavala is a solid option.

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