After traveling across the Mid-Atlantic states for the past week and a half, it's time to go home and wash my socks.
As I sit in the Washington Dulles airport waiting for my flight and taking advantage of the T-Mobile wi-fi, I'll update one last time before this blog comes to an end.
This morning I stopped by the new National Air & Space Museum at Dulles. It's an addition to the one on the National Mall in D.C. and much cooler. They've got a lot of great planes: An Sr-71 spy plane, an Air France concord, the Enola Gay and the space shuttle Enterprise. I was disappointed to find out this wasn't a real space shuttle. It was only used for training. That sucks. But, there was lots to look at.
More photos here
It's been a long trip. I probably could have cut 2 days off of it and still saw everything I wanted to see. I drove my rental car about 1200 miles and charged up a storm. Saw my buddy Dave yesterday and got to hear some of his amazing stories as a White House photographer. If you think any of us have crazy, hectic lives - you're wrong. He does.
Sorry about not updating yesterday. I got hate mail from Brad G. today for not blogging. I took the day off and didn't shoot anything.
National Air & Space MuseumHighlights of the trip: Gettysburg, Wright Brothers Memorial, Mount Vernon, Murphy's Irish Pub and the National Air & Space Museum.
Disappointments of the trip: Jamestown
Disappointments of the trip: Jamestown
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