Death's door

Article Abstract:

Henry Dempsey was piloting his small plane from Maine to Boston when he heard a strange sound coming from the cabin door. When he went back to check he was suddenly thrown outside the plane; his grip on the door stanchion was the only thing separating him from death. His co-pilot managed to land safely.

Survival after airplane accidents, shipwrecks, etc., Survival, Escapes, Prison escapes

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The skate box

Article Abstract:

A man remembers his youth growing up near a big pond where ice skating was the major winter recreation. He remembers the box where family members and visitors would put their skates afterwards, where quite a motley collection would accumulate.

Skates, Ice skates

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A door left unlatched

Article Abstract:

A childhood home now inhabited by seemingly uncaring strangers causes the former owner distress.

Psychological aspects, Housing, Dwellings

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