Take Off
he small crowd that witnessed the first flight of John Valentine Pliska’s airplane likely held its collective breath. It was 1912—nine years after the Wright brothers’ groundbreaking flight—when the Austrian blacksmith’s
The Fearless Cowgirls of Mexican Rodeo
IMAGINE RIDING A horse through an arena. The sun hits your back as you guide the thousand-pound animal in a synchronized pattern with seven other riders. Gallop in a perfect circle. Stop. Spin in place. Then, weave through a line of sprinting horses
