U.S.A. holiday 2004
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Two well-known aircraft at the National Air and Space Museum - the Ford Tri-Motor and the Douglas DC-3 Dakota, a type which my father flew during the short lifespan of Cambrian Airways. {04-Su10A32}  Washington D.C.	Famous aircraft at the National Air and Space Museum {U8-Su10A33}  Washington D.C.	The Capitol {04-U8-17}   Washington D.C.	The Argia, a replica 19th c. schooner.This was our conveyance for an idyllic sunset cruise later that day after we looked around the fascinating ancient seaport. {04-Su10A39}  Mystic Seaport, CT
The engine room of the Sabino - they say it is the only coal-fired passenger-carrying steamboat in operation (in USA?). {04-Su10B15}  Mystic Seaport, CT	Working on boat rigging {04-U9-05}  Historic Shipyard, Mystic CT	"Chanteymen" performing on the Charles W. Morgan. These salty chaps regularly entertain visitors with songs, hornpipes and seafaring yarns. {04-Su10B24}  Mystic Seaport	A sunset sail on the schooner Argia begins with holding up the traffic at the town's bascule bridge. {04-Su10C3}  Mystic CT

 
 
 

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