Frank Sinatra made disabled children's dreams come true when he visited a school for the blind in Northwood, Middlesex in 1962 during a world tour to raise money for orphanages. In a series of moving pictures, the singer is seen crouching down to play with the youngsters at the RNIP Sunshine House School. But one exchange stayed with him so strongly that he told his family about it afterwards. A little girl asked him if the wind had a colour, to which replied, 'I don't know darling, it travels so far you can't see it.'
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