Australian Flying

A Reminder of Progress

A distant rumble caused me to look skyward one chilly morning in July in Canberra. Noise from above has become a rarity these past few months, but this noise, while a surprise, was familiar.

It was distant, but it was there. And it was growing and coming my way.

I scanned the clear blue sky; sky so blue you had to be in

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