Space Shuttle In Amarillo, Texas
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Space Shuttle In Amarillo, Texas
Since I've been away from here for a couple of months, I'll make up for it with a few shots I took a few weeks ago here in Amarillo
About a month ago, after the Space Shuttle Discovery had landed in California due to bad weather in Florida, it began it's return trip home on the back of a modified Boeing 747. Being the aviation and space geek that I am, I had found out the night before that it was going to be making a stop here in Amarillo along it's path. My wife and I traveled out to the airport where I work, set up a couple of chairs, and watched the shuttle land, refuel, and take off in the span of about 3 hours. NASA had stopped here a couple of years ago, and I did make it out to the airport to see that, but I had nowhere near the camera equipment I do now.
So, without further to say, these are a few of the pictures that I took that day:
If you'd like to see the full size pictures, just click on the image, and then "all sizes."
About This Page: This is a discussion on Space Shuttle In Amarillo, Texas within the The Darkroom: Photography and Videotaping, part of the PassPorter Community - Boards & Forums on Walt Disney World, Disneyland, Disney Cruise Line, and General Travel; Since I've been away from here for a couple of months, I'll make up for it with a few shots ...
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