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Posted by sschung
 - January 07, 2013, 10:02:28 AM
We started out in the late morning with March, then we hit up Yanks before a late lunch.  After lunch we digested at POF.  We did about 2 hours at each museum.  If we did 4 museums it would be an ealier start and lunch on the road, during a weekend instead of on a week day.  It was fun going from one museum to the next.

Shane
Posted by Realbigtaco
 - January 07, 2013, 08:53:19 AM
Sounds like a fun day.  I bet you had to speed through all of those to get them all in on one day.
Posted by sschung
 - January 04, 2013, 01:51:11 AM
Planes of Fame:
Posted by sschung
 - January 04, 2013, 01:38:29 AM
Yanks Air Museum:
Posted by sschung
 - January 04, 2013, 01:21:54 AM
Well since both my son and I were on Chirstmas vacation we deicided to hit the museums.  Bee-lined it out to March first for a couple of hours.  Then it was off to Flos for lunch and then hit up Yanks.  After that it was off to Planes of Fame. All of the pictures posted are taken by my son with his new Christmas/birthday present.  He has already put 1000 picts onto the new Rebel.  Now he wants to hit four in a day by adding Lyons Air Museum/John Wayne Airport to the route.
March Field Museum: