Monthly Archives: March 2012

Birds fly south in winter. The Monarch butterfly leaves the deciduous forests of the States for the rainforests of South America. Somewhere in their complex individual hierarchy is a mystical trigger which pulls them away from one comfort zone, into the unknown … Continue reading →

This little rag has been quiet over winter. The 1911 Ely-Curtiss is still basking among friends inside the National Naval Aviation Museum, Pensacola, FL., nestled beside the NC-4 and Jenny and below the Curtiss Hawk. On the home front, the … Continue reading →