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    Monday, May 14, 2007

    Dear Friends,

    This round-the-world flight has certainly been filled with adventure and my current stay in Calcutta, India is no exception! It’s a good thing I exercised patience and decided not to fly into bad weather to get to Thailand right away, because that same low pressure system has developed into a tropical storm over the Bay of Bengal, which is surrounded by India, Bangladesh, Burma, and Thailand. When I first saw this on the weather map, I said to myself, “Oh, no!” but what first looked bad will actually work out for the best. God has answered my prayer and although a tropical storm is moving through, it will draw all the warm air from India and bring better weather on the back end after the storm passes. In the meantime, the storm itself is definitely not fun and games, because even here in Calcutta we will feel some mild effects of the outer ban. I’ve made sure the plane is tied down and is in a safe area. All this is a challenge, as I’m looking forward to flying again, but I have comfort in God that things will go well. 

    Thanks once again for your continued prayers. I’ve posted pictures below of the storms approaching. I guess it’s a good thing I grew up in Miami because I’ve had to deal with my fair share of hurricanes. It’s amazing how, in so many instances, what I’ve already experienced in my life has prepared me for moments like this. Special thanks to Universal Weather for providing remarkable flight support!!

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    Sebastianwrote:
    Dear Barrington,
    I am following your trip closely. Now mine has ended in Sydney as Mr. Carstensen broke contract for being co-pilot on his flight around the world. But I hope to do it myself soon. I wish you all the best, a good portion of luck with the spirit of strong believe, everything will work out fine. If you drop by germany, you are more than welcome to my home. The best place to land would be "Atlas Airfield" with the ICAO-code EDWQ.
    Best regards,
    Sebastian Rothammel
    19 May
    No namewrote:
    Hey Barrington, Just want to stop by and say Bon Voyage and tek it easy. Blessings be with you always. 
    17 May
    Alfred .wrote:
    It is 1:56 am and I am checking to find out things are in India.I knew that the storm would pass .I knew you were safe but I was just wondering if there was a place to hangar the plane until after the weather condition.Just keep your head on and stay focus.Move when God tells you to.You are not alone and there are many Jamaicans here in Florida rooting for you.You are less than halt way away from home.Continue to pray and get here safely.God will see you through.Jah never fails.Remember that.
    17 May
    Eugenewrote:
    Barrington,
     
    We are still with you every mile of the way. Your patience and keen judgement is an answer to our prayers.Graduating 100 baccalaureate engineers this week. Sure wuld like to have you as one of our furture graduates. An engineering degree coupled with your experience, humanity, and newly gained wisdom would be an awesome combination.
     
    Dean De and the Morgan State University Family
    15 May

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