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Small Plane Crashing Near Houses In Hampton, New Hampshire

A small plane crashed near houses in Hampton, New Hampshire on Tuesday morning.
The pilot, David Lennon, walked away unscathed after his 1946 Luscombe light touring plane went down about 100 yards short of the runway.
Lennon says he's been flying for 30 years and has never experienced anything like this crash, which was captured on a homeowner's surveillance camera.

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