The next day, Timmer gave us free passes to go to the Museum of Flight
There were all kinds of various aircrafts on display
1902 Wright Glider replica
Lockheed M-21 Blackbird, or as I like to call it, the Cobra Night Raven. Anybody G.I. Joe fans?
Inside the cockpit
Must be confusing to have to know what all this means
Inside the cockpit of an F-18 Hornet
Ready for takeoff captain!
The museum also had a space exhibit
The kid’s area had many interactive displays and flight simulations
The airpark featured the Concorde…
…and Air Force One which has carried presidents Eisenhower, Kennedy, Johnson, and Nixon.
The conference room, where hard decisions have been made. You look very confident in the decision you just made Amanda.
With great power, comes great responsibilities. Blowing up an entire country is just a phone call away.
For the longest time, I thought it was ironic that Nixon constantly brandished the trademark double “peace sign” during the Vietnam conflict. I found out later that the two-fingered sign stood for “victory”.
We rode back to Timmers’ and the four of us had lasagna for dinner
Mystery of flight.
Solved using hot air balloon.
I am not a crook.
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