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ACCIDENTAL BALLOONISTS
SOAR UP TO 11,500 FEET
NASHVILLE, Tenn. UR — Two
young balloonists from the Uni
versity of Minnesota, who said they
hadn’t planned to go up at all,
found themselves soaring 11,500
feet above Nashville.
Tracy Barnes, former sky-diving
paratrooper, said he and his part
ner, Lee Becker, were demonstrat
ing the balloon to friends at a south
Nashville residence Friday.
“A gust of wind came along and
knocked the balloon loose from
the rope moorings and suddenly
we were going up,” he said.
They weren’t unprepared for
flight, however.
“We had on parachutes, but we
didn’t have any oxygen, and I
knew that if we reached 15,000
feet we would have to bail out. I
was telling Lee how to use a
‘chute at the same time we were
struggling with the valve.”
The valve that controls the flow
of hot* air into the nylon balloon
causing it to rise wouldn’t close.
When at 11,500 feet they finally
got it turned off, their descent was
so rapid they had to turn it on
again to slow the drop.
They finally eased their craft,
70 feet tall and 46 feet in diameter,
over treetops and, barely missing
some high voltage lines, into the
backyard of a west Nashville
apartment house. The crosstown
trip took one hour.
“We weren’t frightened,” said
Barnes, who boasts of 60 ascents.
But an apartment house sunbather
was.
“The boys looked calm as every
thing, but I was scared to death,”
said Mrs. L. Engleaow. “At first
it looked like men from Mars, in
strange-looking orange suits and
a white balloon as large as the
house.”
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