🛫 What is the Šašna Greda Air Show? - Part Two

Good morning dear Friends and Photography Lovers🙌📸

Today I will continue the series of photos taken with the Nikon D750, during an air show held at the Sisak Aero Club airport, located near the city.

So, let's go see together

The first part of the photos is this one on the Earth-Sky relationship

And then there are the grounded ones, those who have not yet taken off, but also those who have just set off into the heavenly spaces.

Since I have so little written, and I really have nothing more to write than what has already been said, I found a wonderful article online about an incredible woman, so read it, it's excellent and educational.
So ........ Quote from WA - "Women Adria" magazine:

"At a time when women in most countries of the world did not even have the right to vote, Amelia Earhart was breaking boundaries and setting records in a profession that is still considered a typically male profession. Born on July 24, 1897, in the small town of Atchison, Kansas, Amelia was adventurous from childhood and a leader among her sisters and friends. Her family was of respectable origin, but not particularly well-off, and her father was an alcoholic.
She fell in love with flying in 1918 in Toronto, where she had come the year before to visit her older sister, and stayed to work as a nurse, treating wounded Canadian soldiers returning from the war. In the hospital where she worked, she also contracted severe pneumonia, the effects of which she felt for the rest of her life.

She flew for the first time in 1920 in Long Beach, California, where her family had moved. Her father paid $10 for a ten-minute flight with aerobatic pilot Frank Wright, and as soon as she rose 90 meters above the ground, Amelia knew that she was destined to be an aviator.
Although she probably didn't even live to see her 40th birthday, Amelia Earhart is a woman who gave many girls the inspiration and courage to follow their dreams and left a lasting mark on history.

Finally, one of her thoughts: "Women should try to do things that men have tried to do. Their failure should be a challenge to others."

This is all for Today dear Friends, see you Tomorrow

👋👋 @goga22