When mysterious messages began to appear in the New Orleans skies, no one knew where they were coming from.
The "love clouds" revealed inspiring images of words like, "Faith," "Hope," and, "Coexist."
When I first saw the images, they evoked the same sentimentality in me as when I saw Stephanie's message to her father: Stephanie had written a message in the desert so large that her astronaut father could see it from outer space!
"Nobody could figure out who was doing it and why they were doing it," one onlooker told USA Today.
"We were at Jazz Fest today and saw this big heart," said Jimi Harper, another witness to the writing in the sky.
So who was responsible for bringing the breath of fresh air and beauty to New Orleans? That would be pilot Nathan Hammond.
Hammond has been skywriting or 20 years — one of only five skywriters in the entire country.
While Hammond, and his plane Sky Magic, are old pros, during this run in the sky he is flying with new purpose.
Hired by a local businessman named Frank Scurlock, Hammond's only intention is to spread the love.
Although Hammond joked, "The last thing you want to do is spell something wrong."
So why have Hammond and Scurlock teamed up to spread this essential, yet oft-forgotten message now? Watch the video to find out.
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