Think and Feel Younger: Longevity Tips for your 60s, 70s and Beyond!

Living in the 1930s, with nary a nickel in his pocket, an immigrant's son learned to fly. This was Nick's story written by him fifty years after that first solo. Come back to the time when crashes were common, navigation was I follow roads , scarf and goggles were standard pilot gear, and barnstorming was the way to get folks out to the airport for a ride.