JULY 17TH, IS NATIONAL WRONG WAY CORRIGAN DAY. THIS HOLIDAY CELEBRATES THE TRANSATLANTIC FLIGHT OF STUNT PILOT, DOUGLAS CORRIGAN ON JULY SEVENTEENTH 1938. AFTER FLYING FROM HIS HOME IN CALIFORNIA TO NEW YORK CITY, HE APPLIED TO RECREATE THE FLIGHT MADE BY CHARLES LINDBERGH, BUT WAS REJECTED BECAUSE OF HIS 1929 CURTIS ROBIN AIRPLANE. SO HE INTENDED TO RETURN TO CALIFORNIA BUT MADE A WRONG TURN IN HEAVY CLOUD COVER AND WAS ALREADY OVER THE ATLANTIC OCEAN WHEN HE NOTICED HIS MISTAKE, OR SO HE SAYS. HE LANDED SOME TIME LATER UPON HIS ARRIVAL IN IRELAND. IT SEEMS HE RECREATED HIS HERO’S JOURNEY AFTER ALL. THE TRIP TOOK HIM JUST OVER TWENTY-EIGHT HOURS TO COMPLETE. NATIONAL WRONG WAY CORRIGAN DAY IS A CELEBRATION OF FOLLOWING YOUR DREAMS, EVEN IF OTHERS SAY NO. A CHINESE PROVERB STATES, THE MAN WHO SAYS SOMETHING IS IMPOSSIBLE SHOULD NOT INTERRUPT THE MAN DOING IT. WAY TO GO DOUGLAS CORRIGAN, YOU EMBODY THE AMERICAN SPIRIT. HAPPY NATIONAL WRONG WAY CORRIGAN DAY, PEOPLE.
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