Borne Free
July, 1975
It May have come to you on a bridge. Or at the window of a 95th-floor lounge. But surely it's come. We mean the desire to fly--on your own, sans motor, like a bird. It's a universal fantasy that has managed to fascinate such bold spirits as Leonardo da Vinci, Otto Lilienthal, the intrepid German aeronaut of the Nineties, who inspired the Brothers Wright, and Francis M. Rogallo, whose research in the Forties led to the most popular type of hang-glider design today. In the past several years, &quo...
