Hey guys! I've started participating in "Saturday Snapshot", which is hosted by West Metro Mommy Reads. It challenges bloggers to put up a few pictures they (or their family/friends) have clicked, every Saturday. This is my first post.... looking forward to continuing to share my experiences.
Since it has been a hectic week, I wasn't able to post some sketches that I have started working on, but catch them next week because my summer vacations have finally started!!!
This week, I am going to be sharing some pictures with you, me and my family took a few years back, when we visited the Kennedy space station.
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| Me next to a lunar module |
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| An astronaut suit |
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| A test rocket, hung in the main lobby |
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| The launching bay |
Thanks again, see you later next week!!!
It's great that you're doing Saturday Snapshot!
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Thanks.... You too!!!
ReplyDeleteFascinating photos - we saw some kind of lunar module in the Science Museum in London, and I keep thinking I should find out more about space travel. My Snapshot is at https://thebooktrunkblog.wordpress.com/
ReplyDeleteThanks!! You should, it is quite an interesting topic!
ReplyDeleteThose are some striking looking pictures of the snake’s-head fritillaries. I have not heard of them before though, will probably research on them soon!
Welcome to Saturday Snapshots! Years ago, when my family and I lived near Houston, we toured the space center. Fascinating! It was fun to revisit again through your photos.
ReplyDeleteMy Saturday Snapshot post features a tiny library.
Thank You!
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Great photos, Oceangrapher! Keep up the good work.
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DeleteThanks for my mini-visit to the space station. Nice photos.
ReplyDeleteYour welcome!
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What a neat place to visit! Great photos.
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DeleteYou should visit sometime... Thanks!
I never made it there, so I'm glad you shared your photos. It looks like an exciting place to visit!
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ReplyDeleteMaybe you can visit someday!