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To avoid the freeway (I-5) and get from the airport to the north end of Seattle, I liked to take International Boulevard to East Marginal Way South to the Alaskan Way Viaduct and onto Aurora. On East Marginal Way South, in the middle of a number of Boeing Aircraft facilities including Boeing Field (airport), I … Continue reading The Museum of Flight
Bend Oregon's High Desert Museum is located about 10 miles south of Bend on US-97. The museum architecture is western using lots of beautiful stone and stained wood. The entrance fees are $15 per adult. The museum was crowded with families the day we visited. Much of what the museum offers is outside. We started … Continue reading The High Desert Museum
While staying at Davis Mountains State Park (Adjusting to Altitude and Making Plans) outside Fort Davis, Texas, we drove the road toward Alpine, Texas and stopped at the Chihuahuan Desert Research Institute (CDRI). We have been to CDRI a number of times since we first came to Fort Davis in 2002. Every time we have … Continue reading Chihuahuan Desert Research Institute
After returning to The Runaway Train Cafe for lunch, we drove across Brownwood to see the Lehnis Railroad Museum. While paying the $3 per adult entrance fee, the docent told us about all the museum offered. The main features are the model railroad layouts which are done in different gauges/sizes. The Martin & Frances Lehnis … Continue reading Continuing With The Brownwood Train Theme