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Wright Experience team members work on the "canard" of their 1902 glider in Ken Hyde's workshop. The canard, from the French word for "duck" because it resembles the shape of a duck's neck, is the elevator mechanism located at the front of the aircraft. The curved wooden hip cradle, used for steering the glider, appears in the foreground. |
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