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Pherick · 41-45, M
@SW-User There was actually an airport near my college, tiny little regional thing. There is a wing place in it, we go once, its packed to the gills, even on a icey nasty night.
No one is flying, but the wing bar is packed to the gills. The airport basically existed to serve the wing bar ;)
No one is flying, but the wing bar is packed to the gills. The airport basically existed to serve the wing bar ;)
Pherick · 41-45, M
@tenente I mean I could relate how the first hot air balloon wasn't flown to the public until 1783 in France and the first one in the US wasn't flown until 10 years later in 1793.
The important part of that is that the American Revolution ended officially io September 4, 1783 though it ended really even earlier with the surrender at Yorktown in 1781. The hot air balloon flight in Paris was in November of 1783.
That would probably be fake news though right? ;)
The important part of that is that the American Revolution ended officially io September 4, 1783 though it ended really even earlier with the surrender at Yorktown in 1781. The hot air balloon flight in Paris was in November of 1783.
That would probably be fake news though right? ;)