Backward Fliers of America
Why walk forward when you can fly backwards?
By Skyler SaundersPublished 3 years ago • 1 min read
Photo by 愚木混株 cdd20 on Unsplash
It all started in the First State of Delaware. Corville Cera stepped backwards on the streets of Wilmington. He kept walking that way. People took notice. They began following this backward motion.
They sped up and eventually took flight. They didn’t expect it but they flew over the entire state backwards. They noticed the planes flew backwards, too. The cars on the street all moved in the same reverse way.
“I feel like I could do this forevermore,” Cera said.
“It feels like I can have the state, the country, the world,” Angelique Mourning commented. They flew backwards and viewed.
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