Why, yes I do, Kathy. And Ed . . . Here she goes. Hot air balloons don't have steering wheels or brakes. The burner heats the air in the balloon.
Hot air rises and carries the balloon up with it.
When the pilot turns off the burner, the air cools and the balloon slowly falls back down. So up and down motions are easy in a hot air balloon. And, Allison, at different heights above the ground, the wind is moving in different directions. At one height, the wind might move to the west.