Charles Lindbergh was the first man to fly solo and non-stop across the Atlantic (between New York and Paris) in May 1927. The solitary effort during the epic journey, the challange, the endurance needed in that fight against fatigue and sleep, all inspire respect for the man and his achievement.
The link given below takes you to an interesting web-site, that of a real-estate appraiser in the US who specializes in airport properties and has put together some vary rare footage of the preparations and execution of the epic journey.
Airport & Aviation Appraisals, Inc. :: "When the Job Requires a Special Purpose Product"
When you click on the link, the web page shows 'Part 3' by default. Click on the 'Contacts' tab and links to all four parts get displayed. See them in sequence and you'll end up with the highest respect for this amazing pilot who could do what he did in those times. Inspiring stuff this.
Ride long and safe...
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