notice they don't have seatbelts, but her dress is carefully tied around her legs so her ankles will remain demurely out of sight. The look on their faces is terrrific
Saturday, July 9, 2011
taking the pretty girl for a ride, 1911. She is a airplane passenger pioneer
notice they don't have seatbelts, but her dress is carefully tied around her legs so her ankles will remain demurely out of sight. The look on their faces is terrrific
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