The world of aviation comes to life in the many airships on display in these two museums.
Many of the airplanes are pre-1970 era. The ingenuity, craftsmanship and ‘will to fly’ are evident in every detail of these airplanes. From the Wright Brothers wooden model to the ’60s Blackhawk, Titan II rocket, and the behemoth ‘Spruce Goose’, a person has to take a moment and marvel at the evolution of the flying aircraft in such a relatively short time.
A person looks at these inventions in their entirety while pondering the question ‘how can such a mass of metal fly?’ while noting the beautiful design, lines and angles as art. A person then takes a closer look at each of the components that make up an aircraft. They are individual peices of functioning art that make up the entire aircraft; an equipment mosaic if you will.
After experiencing this mechanical art, a person is left longing to experience aircraft that is both current today and the prototypes of tomorrow, while having fun pondering what will aircrafts be like in 2050.
… Boeing where do I sign up?
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Wow looks like your all having the time of your life!!
The pictures are AMAZING !
Take care of each other and enjoy your time together !
{{{Big Hugs}}}
Wendell and Ellen
The pictures are wonderful !
Looks like you are all enjoying yourselves .
All the best and we hope you have the very best time in your travels !
Hi Guys,
I just checked out your site. I love the pictures. Where’s the one we took of the whole family at Green Bay? The new camera is working great… We miss you guys in Calgary. We’re off camping this weekend. Looking forward to catching up with you.
DB
Hello Family Frankfurts!!
Great pictures…and great to hear from you again. You look like you’re enjoying your adventure - I’m jealous! Look forward to hearing from you again!
Thank you for sharing!