In Wilderness I Sense The Miracle Of

I Was Astonished At The Effect My Successful Landing In France Had On The Nations Of The World. To Me, It Was Like A Match Lighting A Bonfire.

Possibly Everyone Will Travel By Air In Another Fifty Years. I'm Not Sure I Like The Idea Of Millions Of Planes Flying Around Overhead. I Love The Sky's Unbroken Solitude. I Don't Like To Think Of It Cluttered Up By Aircraft, As Roads Are Cluttered Up By Cars. I Feel Like The Western Pioneer When He Saw Barbed-wire Fence Lines Encroaching On His Open Plains. The Success Of His Venture Brought The End Of The Life He Loved.

One Boy's A Boy, Two Boys Are Half A Boy; Three Boys Are No Boy At All.

Flying Has Torn Apart The Relationship Of Space And Time: It Uses Our Old Clock But With New Yardsticks.

In A Time Of War, Truth Is Always Replaced By Propaganda.