Phil Morgan, Arkansas Hanggliding

Hanggliding Logbook: Now that I have started hanggliding again, I need a logbook. I prefer to keep my logbook online so that other people can see what I have been doing. I like HTML because it is easy to put photos and links into my logs. If I am lucky, I will be even able to import the information into my ACCESS database at the end of the year for trending.
My Movies web page: This page contains links to movies which I have downloaded off the internet. They are mostly .mov or .mp4 files because I can't convert windows media file to a format that I can view on the television.
My web page from 1998: Before I broke my Leg in 1999, I spent a lot of time developing a web page for hanggliding. Well, I came across the old page on an archive CD and decided that since I have a lot of space on a server now that I should go ahead and put it back on the web.
My web page from 2000: This web page seems totally different to me than the one in 1999 so I posted it on the web also. It is a mixture of hanggliding, sailplaning and personal but it is easy to tell the difference due to the photos associated with the links. Some of the links are no longer active though.
Hang Gliding and Paragilding in the Ouachita Mountains of Arkansas and Oklahoma!: The owner of this site has put a lot of effort into getting accurate information. His list of mountains include Mt. Nebo and Mt. Magazine which are the two sites that I used to fly the most
Adventure AirSports, LLC: They advertise to be "your mid-US oasis for ultralight soaring. We are centrally located on the Ottawa, KS municipal airport, 1/2 hour SW of Kansas City. Primarily a weekend operation, we provide hang gliding instruction and aerotowing for hang gliders and ultralight sailplanes."
Scott Reaves: Arkansas Hangglider Pilot who has a nice web page.

Other Pages of Interest

United States Hanggliding Asssociation: The official web page
Davis Straub and the OZ Report: Davis has been the editor or the OZ report for many many years. This is an on-line e-magazine which gives the best and quickest information on hanggliding happenings.
Flytec USA: Manufacturer of quality hanggliding varios and a strong supporter of hanggliding events. They use FLASH in their web site though so beware if you do not like that.
Swift Foot Launch Sailplanes: I have been interested in the Swift Sailplane for a long time and regret not buying one when it was made in the USA. Now it is made in Belgium and is even lighter and stronger than the original. They have a very nice 50 MB Video of Manfred Ruhmer flying a swift. It is worth the time to download.
Hat Creek Rim: I have never been to Hat Creek Rim (Old Station, CA) but I really like their web page and think that GOOGLE should give them a high importance.

This URL is http://www.cswnet.com/~n5rqd/hangglid.htm and was updated on 2/9/2006