The Last Airship
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Sam had pointed out that if they ever wanted to get her off the mountain they would have to re-gas her.
It would be a prolonged process, taking many months, but if the Magdalena was ever to reach her rightful place in a historical museum, she would have to become lighter than air again. After that was achieved, a single helicopter would be capable of towing her.
In truth, Aliana realized that it was highly unlikely the Magdalena would ever escape from her watery confines. Sam probably knew it ...too, but it was better to try to keep her mind active with a purpose, rather than sitting around, waiting for death.
Starting with the pilot gondola, Aliana reached for the wooden steering wheel, much like that on a yacht, and found it still turned. She was even more surprised to discover, when she looked outside, that the huge rudder at the back of the airship still pivoted in response.
She could easily imagine the spectacular airship sailing through the sky.
It stirred something in her imagination, just as Peter Pan had done when she was just three years old, and she longed to see the old ship in the air again.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Sam had pointed out that if they ever wanted to get her off the mountain they would have to re-gas her.
It would be a prolonged process, taking many months, but if the Magdalena was ever to reach her rightful place in a historical museum, she would have to become lighter than air again. After that was achieved, a single helicopter would be capable of towing her.
In truth, Aliana realized that it was highly unlikely the Magdalena would ever escape from her watery confines. Sam probably knew it ...too, but it was better to try to keep her mind active with a purpose, rather than sitting around, waiting for death.
Starting with the pilot gondola, Aliana reached for the wooden steering wheel, much like that on a yacht, and found it still turned. She was even more surprised to discover, when she looked outside, that the huge rudder at the back of the airship still pivoted in response.
She could easily imagine the spectacular airship sailing through the sky.
It stirred something in her imagination, just as Peter Pan had done when she was just three years old, and she longed to see the old ship in the air again.
What to read after The Last Airship?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Christopher Cartwright to read onlineMoreLess
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