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May 17, 2017 9 min

Where Did All Those Drones Come From?

from Not There Yet Hosted by Terence C. Gannon

One of my earliest memories — I must have been five or six at the time — was when my father decided it was time to pass along his lifelong love of all things that fly, and bought us a Guillow’s Javelin model airplane kit. My brother and I were absolutely not capable of assembling the delicate balsawood frame, not to mention attaching the diaphanous green and yellow tissue. So... (read the essay instead)

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