"Tomek was maybe five years old when I put him in the balloon. Sometimes he would fall asleep in the basket in the early morning hours. I never gave him any training. I don't think he even wanted to," says Witold Filus, a multiple Polish ballooning champion. His son Tomasz is one of the favorites in the world championships starting in Krosno. It's the first event of this level held in Poland.
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"Tomek was maybe five years old when I put him in the balloon. Sometimes he would fall asleep in the basket in the early morning hours. I never gave him any training. I don't think he even wanted to," says Witold Filus, a multiple Polish ballooning champion. His son Tomasz is one of the favorites in the world championships starting in Krosno. It's the first event of this level held in Poland.