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Monday, April 21, 2003
Much cooler closer up
by brian @ 12:39:41 - [perma-link]
And we're over it.

Out on the trail
by brian @ 12:42:47 - [perma-link]
Now that she's warmed up, we're letting her walk back down. It should
tire her out for the drive back.

Sunday, April 20, 2003
New toy for today
by brian @ 00:35:36 - [perma-link]
I found this light at Target. One of those plasma (whatever that means)
electricity thing, where you touch it and pull the arc. I'll put it by
my lava lamp.

USS Blueback
by brian @ 13:09:01 - [perma-link]
We're taking the submarine tour at OMSI. Very tight quarters. And it
doesn't smell good. I can't imagine living on this underwater for 2
months.

Big Screw
by brian @ 13:12:35 - [perma-link]
This is one of the propeller screws for the submarine. Drove it all of
21 knots.

Excelllent...
by brian @ 13:40:40 - [perma-link]
The embryo and fetus exhibit has a collection of fetuses (feti?)
acquired from accidents over the year.
This one kind of looks like Mr. Burns from The Simpsons.

Saturday, April 19, 2003
How many hippies can fit in a VW?
by brian @ 13:57:17 - [perma-link]
Saw this in the parking lot at the Evergreen Aviation Museum. A
stretch VW bus. With a camper top. Pretty cool.

On the drive in, we saw a school bus with a VW bus and a bug fused
to the roof.

The Spruce Goose
by brian @ 14:05:43 - [perma-link]
In the background (what am I saying..it IS the background!) is the
spruce goose. Basically all of the grey is the plane. Its big.

Really big
by brian @ 14:10:59 - [perma-link]
319 foot wingspan, 218 feet long, 150 tons. It can carry 2 sherman tanks
or 750 troops. Wow.

P51- Mustang
by brian @ 14:23:13 - [perma-link]
This one has the museum founder's name on it under the canopy, but he
didn't fly it in the war (whichever war that might have been.. Thanks
public school history!). Again, the backdrop is the Sproose Guce.

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Monday, April 21, 2003
	Much cooler closer up by brian @ 12:39:41 - [perma-link] And we're over it.
	Out on the trail by brian @ 12:42:47 - [perma-link] Now that she's warmed up, we're letting her walk back down. It should tire her out for the drive back.

Sunday, April 20, 2003
	New toy for today by brian @ 00:35:36 - [perma-link] I found this light at Target. One of those plasma (whatever that means) electricity thing, where you touch it and pull the arc. I'll put it by my lava lamp.
	USS Blueback by brian @ 13:09:01 - [perma-link] We're taking the submarine tour at OMSI. Very tight quarters. And it doesn't smell good. I can't imagine living on this underwater for 2 months.
	Big Screw by brian @ 13:12:35 - [perma-link] This is one of the propeller screws for the submarine. Drove it all of 21 knots.
	Excelllent... by brian @ 13:40:40 - [perma-link] The embryo and fetus exhibit has a collection of fetuses (feti?) acquired from accidents over the year. This one kind of looks like Mr. Burns from The Simpsons.

Saturday, April 19, 2003
	How many hippies can fit in a VW? by brian @ 13:57:17 - [perma-link] Saw this in the parking lot at the Evergreen Aviation Museum. A stretch VW bus. With a camper top. Pretty cool. On the drive in, we saw a school bus with a VW bus and a bug fused to the roof.
	The Spruce Goose by brian @ 14:05:43 - [perma-link] In the background (what am I saying..it IS the background!) is the spruce goose. Basically all of the grey is the plane. Its big.
	Really big by brian @ 14:10:59 - [perma-link] 319 foot wingspan, 218 feet long, 150 tons. It can carry 2 sherman tanks or 750 troops. Wow.
	P51- Mustang by brian @ 14:23:13 - [perma-link] This one has the museum founder's name on it under the canopy, but he didn't fly it in the war (whichever war that might have been.. Thanks public school history!). Again, the backdrop is the Sproose Guce.
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