"We landed during a major blizzard and wind storm. The plane was severely rocked and buffeted while on the landing strip. As the congressional passengers were disembarked each endured a tremendous struggle with the wind, resulting in all types of severe dishevelment. But when Senator Byrd of WVa left the plane and walked into the howling wind not a single hair on his groomed head was disturbed. His hair remained as perfect as it is when he delivers a speech in the senate. The crew and other passangers were astounded. It was thereafter referred to as Senator Byrd’s Mach 1 Hairdo. "
Shenandoah Vortex has it’s epicenter in VA’s Western Loudoun County. Here the expansion of the DC suburbs is pushing into a small town and rural heritage that goes back to the 17th Century. The rush had brought a mix of locals,construction workers, service workers and agents. This Weblog was originally devoted to telling lighthearted storie of this mix.In 2006 the focus was switched to important national issues.
Wednesday, January 04, 2006
Senator Byrds Mach 1 Hairdo
B. was a pilot in the Air Force and now has a commercial aviation career. He tells of a scene he witnessed as a pilot of Air Force 2 flying a congressional congregation to northern Russia.
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