Flying Solo to Tobago - Original Writing

Solo to Tobago - original work I first jumped to Tobago in the Caribbean and visited my grandfather and other family members. This time, my parents who made a big fuss will not fly with me. But things did not start well. I do not think it will take 36 hours to check in at Heathrow Airport. I think that it is necessary to explain, so let's go back to the beginning. We left the house at 6 o'clock in the morning, and the rain poured on my father 's car. And he made a sound like a stone on the roof of corrugated iron.

This week we have four people facing the same problem ... I am afraid to fly by myself. They worked hard, the time to fly by themselves came after completing the written test, they were concerned about leaving the transportation. Some people stopped flying and had a good attitude. I promise that not only these four people, but many others do not say so.

Amelia Earhart was the first woman to fly across the Atlantic in 1932. She flew to California from Hawaii in 1935 and became the first female pilot. She began her dream of surviving the lifelong dream of flying all over the world in 1937. But her flight disappeared during the trip and never saw it again. Helena Rubinstein moved to Australia in 1902 without any money or English. Since then she has blended lanolin and lanolin and founded the world's first cosmetic company. Later, she became the richest woman in the world at the time.

Amelia Earhart is an American pilot who creates many flight records and asserts progress of aviation women. She became the first woman to fly across the Atlantic by himself, becoming the first woman to fly only in the United States from Hawaii. During the flight to the world round voyage in July 1937, Elhart disappeared somewhere on the Pacific Ocean. Her debris has never been discovered and she officially announced the disappearance at sea. Her disappearance is still one of the greatest mysteries of the 20th century.

She is the first woman who flew alone at a distance of more than 14,000 feet, flying across the Atlantic alone, and acquiring Outstanding Flying Cross, the honor that Congress won for his achievements in heroism and aviation flight. A woman flying intermittently. "I think that bones may belong to a camper and that you must say that these artifacts belong to that person," Jantz said. "She and she have a navigator Fred Nanan and have not found his body ... but a sixth box is made in the USA and he knows."