by D. R. James
Just out of Minneapolis-St. Paul, we briefly seem to stall as if to shadow all the wispies drifting below. The mazes of cul-de-sacs have given way to assorted squares of barren fields, whiskered homesteads…
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by KT Thompson
When the airplane crashed in the meadow, I was on a walk to look for birds. My torso a crosshatch of straps: binoculars, camera, sling with water and treats for my dog, the leash.…
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by D. R. James
Just out of Minneapolis-St. Paul, we briefly seem to stall as if to shadow all the wispies drifting below. The mazes of cul-de-sacs have given way to assorted squares of barren fields, whiskered homesteads…
by Holly Hein
We flew off into the most spectacular sunset over the front range with the Denver lights spread out in twinkling patterns below. That winter there was hardly any snow in the Rockies, a clear…
by Konrad Eisen
I’m in the window seat typing...when out of the corner of my eye out the window I see what looks to be a rocket. It’s a plane, of course. But it’s incredibly close. For…
by Sandra Vallie
I could fall the distance between the plane and the ground in a bit more than two minutes. I have no wish to do this, but it’s good to know I can still figure…
by Steve Newton
I had just flown from NYC to Denver and there was a layover of a couple of hours before I was to catch a flight for Salt Lake City. This was a time that…
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