African Runway
by Darin at N30 24.652, W097 43.644
You are a South African bush pilot. You fly in some critical medical
supplies, enjoy a quick lunch at the hospital.
It's a stifling 100 degrees in the shade and you're eager to get back up to the cool, high blue yonder.
On the way back to your plane, you discover that the only bit of shade, within 1 mile, has become very popular . . . You start calculating the distance to the plane door . . and wonder . . .
"Do I feel lucky today?"
Source: Jack Followay, http://www.b17sam.com/WildBlueYonder.html
It's a stifling 100 degrees in the shade and you're eager to get back up to the cool, high blue yonder.
On the way back to your plane, you discover that the only bit of shade, within 1 mile, has become very popular . . . You start calculating the distance to the plane door . . and wonder . . .
"Do I feel lucky today?"
Source: Jack Followay, http://www.b17sam.com/WildBlueYonder.html
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