Museum of Flight (2008)

Boeing’s Museum of Flight

While living in Seattle, my parents and Dan all came to visit me over the 4th of July holiday. We spent one of our days together at the Boeing Museum of Flight.

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Looking at the entrance from the tower

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Inside the museum

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Early flight ideas

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Delivering the mail

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Oooo – neat truck! (said at a flight museum; oh well)

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Beautiful engine configuration

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More bizarre flight ideas

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Sunny days aren’t always good for lighting

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Another mail delivery plane

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Classic lines

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And people complain about today’s seats

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Think that’ll fit in my VW?

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One of the sexier planes out there (oh, Hi Dan!)

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Another view of the planes on display

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Better than explosive underwear, I guess

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Oh Canada!

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Hmmm – not terribly legible

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Blackbird

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I’ve never seen a plane look so serious

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Future pilot

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These two cracked me up!!

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Speaking of cracking me up…

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I never could follow directions

After we looked at the main display area, we walked outside to see some of the larger planes.

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The beginnings of Boeing

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“Look at all of the wood!!!”

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The Concorde

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Inside the Concorde

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Don’t forget to cancel the turn signal!

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Outside of the Concorde

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Air Force One (1959)

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It looks so… quaint!

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Cutting-edge technology

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I wonder if peanuts were included in each flight

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Many an important thought occurred here

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“Please secure the line”

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Dan says that most of those are fuses

After touring Air Force 1 and the Concorde, we went back inside and view the World War II display. Dan took all of these photos, so I don’t have much to say

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Now the display goes back a war to World War I

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Dropping water balloons?

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