The museum is pretty amazing - they have several hundred planes that you can look at up close. Several are in hangars and others are outdoors. They had planes ranging from the World War II era all the way up to ones that are still used today. The history was pretty interesting, and a lot of the docents had flown missions on some of the planes that were in the museum.
Trent had a great time wandering around and exploring all of the airplanes they had on site.
In the photo below, we were coming off of the Air Force One that was used by John F. Kennedy. Somewhat "sub-luxury" by today's standards (it reminded me of my mom's camp trailer), but probably pretty nice for that time (as I'm sure the camp trailer was too).
Kris is hoping that these are the first signs of Trent's career goal of becoming a mechanical engineer. We'll see...
Kris used the museum visit as an opportunity to take some pictures - something he hasn't been able to do in quite a while. The rest are some of the shots he took - his way of "exploring" the museum.
We would definitely recommend going if you are ever in the area. It's certainly worth the visit.
1 comment:
Those are my kind of pictures, Kris! I used to get World Magazine, a Nat'l Geographic kids' magazine, and on the back would be "What in the World...?" 9 photos like your last 3 on the blog, up-close of something so you could guess what it was...
Very fun shots in the blog, ALL of them!
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