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flower close up
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water hook up
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oh oh! making a home on my back porch
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Rooster in our Strawberry Festival
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Norfolk Zoo
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interior of Madrid Train Station
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BMW R75
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bees
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flower
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macro shot
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daily visit from this female finch in my daughter's home in Ohio
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anyone know this famous Machine?
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Ohio Junca
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world war II Hanomag-Kurier Staff Car
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a white leghorn in strawberry festival
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1940 US SNJ-2 trainer used before entering into the World War II
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1945 P-51D Mustang best know as the fightr that turned the tide of the air war in Europe during World War II
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the german Amphicar capable of 7 knots in the water and 70 MPH in land
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1952 de Havilland DHC-1 Chipmunk. this fighter served a long career with the Rayal Airforce College Cranwell. i wonder how you Brits are going to scare your enemies with a name like Chipmunk?
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1949 Douglass AD-4 Skyraider. this plan was used in the Korean War and that was when launching topedos by plane was ended.
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1950 jaguar 120 completely restored
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one of the flights you can take at the World War Museum
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close ups
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close ups
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Jurassic Park in Pungo, Virginia
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Jurassic Park in Pungo Virginia
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Jurassic Park at entrance of World War II Museum
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NAF N3N "Canary was first flown in 1935 as a new naval trainer. these served as the last operational piston bi-plane in US military service. it was last flown in 1961. display ia in World War II Museum in Pungo, Virginia
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1911 Vin Fiz Wright EX Flyer was flown by Carl Rodgers from New York to Pasadena . William Randolph Hearst offered $50000 prize money for the flight and was named after his populat grape soda at the time. this same model was on display at the 2003 Contine
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1944 WW II German V-1 Pulse Jet was a un-manned, un-guided flying bomb, nicknamed Buss Bombs, and were aimed at England in June 1944. more tha 9200 were launched at England ,with 25% hitting their target. Manufactured by Fieseler of Germany . displayed in
