barnstormer

After serving in the military, he became a barnstormer.

He performs solo and as the leader of the band Barnstormer.

"Like a poet when some barnstormer butchers his best lines."

"I think I have a little bit of a barnstormer attitude," he says.

"Years, I've been hopping rides, never seen another barnstormer out in the fields."

Despite a record others may call mixed, he still maintains that a barnstormer like him is crucial to victory in the good fight.

The second rollercoaster at the park is the Barnstormer, which opened in 2000.

He was a wing walker, a barnstormer, one of the first airmail pilots.

He worked as a pilot, test pilot, instructor, and barnstormer.

I'm an airplane pilot, a barnstormer selling rides from hayfields.

He made his first flight in 1925, at eleven years old, when a barnstormer landed near his home.

She also worked as a barnstormer, specializing in flour bombing and balloon racing.

Another barnstormer of a game I here (3-3).

It says nothing about taking charge of any casual destitute barnstormer who turns up on the doorstep.

The first window was replaced with backlit panels depicting the ride's barnstormer scene.

Barnstormer will also now service as a beginner area lift and transfer lift.

He was a barnstormer, and raced midget and Championship cars.

"I knew a barnstormer who was able to pick up a handkerchief with his wing tips at county fairs.

His father was a barnstormer and separated from his mother shortly after he was born.

Barnstormer (American cuisine) is open for breakfast and lunch and then closes until dinner.

It's like the boy said to the barnstormer landed in his hayfield: "Mister, what would you do if the engine quit?"

After his discharge in March 1919, Coombes was a barnstormer for the summer.

The third group option is the "Barnstormer Tour".

He was a barnstormer: get on a train and travel through New England and play at small resorts.