The Last Place God Made
“'They've had their day, Mallory, just like the dinosaurs." "Doomed to extinction, you mean?" "Exactly." He groaned and put a hand to his head. "Christ, there's someone walking around inside with hob-nailed boots." I gave up. Maybe they were right and I was wrong - per-haps the Huna had to go under and there was no other choice. I pushed the thought away from me, eased back the stick and climbed into the sunlight. The whole trip took no more than forty minutes, mostly in bright sunshine alth...ough as we approached our destination we ran into another of those sudden violent rainstorms and I had to go down fast. Visibility was temporarily so poor that Hannah took over the controls in the final stages, taking her down to two hundred feet at which height we could at least see the river. He throttled back and side-slipped neatly into the landing strip which was a large patch ofcampo on the east bank of the river. "They don't have a radio, so I usually fly in over the settle-ment just to let them know I'm here," Hannah told me.MoreLess
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