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[ laughter ] and we have a couple of things we flew. so we had the opportunity to bring with us it was actually on loan from the explorers club. we were able to fly with a piece of canvas from the wright flyer. so the plane that the wright brothers flew, we brought a piece of that canvas with us which was really powerful as well as a bronze medallion that was made from the first hot air balloon flight in 1783 which was the first time man ever, you know, left the earth and controlled flight. so we were very thrilled to be able to bring both of those along with us. and we thought those precious objects back. yes, we did. and the explorers clubs will be pleased about that. we have one more thing that i would like to show you, someone who has the goggles, could you please bring them up to me? would you hold that for me? this is incredible.
thank you. so then i have a couple of things to show. can we start you want the talk about the couple of things we flew? so we had the opportunity to bring with us actually on loan from the explorer s club we were able to fly with a piece of canvas from the wright flyer. so the plane the wright brothers flew we brought a piece of that canvas with us that was powerful as well as a bronze medallion made from the first hot air balloon flight in 1783. the first time man ever left the earth in controlled flight. we were very thrilled to be able to bring both of those along with us. we brought those precious objects back and the explorer s club will be pleased the hear that. one more thing that i would like to show you. who has the goggles, please bring them up to me. would you hold them for me?
thank you. and i have a couple things to show. can we start do you want to talk about a couple things we flew? like go ahead. well, we did so, we had the opportunity to brick with us, it was on loan from the explorer s club. we were able to fly with a piece of canvas from the right flier. so the plane the wright brothers flew, we brought a piece of that canvas with us as well as a bronze medallion that was made from the first hot air balloon flight in 1783. that was the first time man ever left the earth and controlled flights. so we re thrilled to be able to bring both of those along with us. and we brought the precious objects back. . we did. and the explorer s club will be pleased about that. and we have one more thing. who has the goggles? could you please, bring them up to me? this is incredible.