Senin, 11 September 2017

The Remarkable Mrs. Markham

Little-remembered today, the adventurous Kenya bush pilot outdid her contemporary Amelia Earhart by flying the Atlantic solo the hard way The small single-engine monoplane emerged from the Atlantic sky and, nearly out of fuel, flew low over the inhospitable, boulder-strewn Nova Scotian landscape.  Desperately seeking a place to land and weary after more than 21 hours …

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