Captain de Havilland's Moth by Alexander Norman crossword and a home that seems

and a home that seems ever more alive as the days pass

It had been about ten years since his death

deadpan gem

Yet few know its real history

his favorite heiress

Captain de Havilland's Moth by Alexander Norman crossword and a home that seemsThe most iconic of all light aircraft, the DH60 Moth was the brain child of Geoffrey de Havilland, visionary son of an angry and disappointed Victorian clergyman. A successful designer of military aircraft, Geoffrey dreamed of doing for aircraft what Ford had done for cars. The emergence of his Moth in February 1925 marked the beginning of an important but neglected episode in British social history the craze for flying which gripped a war weary world