I've always been a bit of a NASA geek. How else can you explain moving from warm, toasty, mostly-sunny Miami with glorious hurricanes, to hot-and-also-absurdly-cold, randomly-tornado-y, typically cloudy Huntsville? Also, I've always been a picture-geek. Love 'em. Take as many as I can. I even sometimes like to believe that some my pictures are actually good (or at least better than a 4-year-old running wildly through a grocery store with a click-happy finger).
So when we arrived at the building to get our tokens and I saw some Shuttle gear out front, I just had to get a few pictures. But it didn't stop there. After getting the pictures in front of the items outside of 4200, I suddenly had to get picture in front of other things. The mini Rocket Park off Ride Out Rd, for one. (Luckily Ollie can off-road it!) The picture in front of the small replica of the shuttle was actually a lucky chance. We were leaving the Rocket Park and saw it parked behind a building that looked like it hadn't been inhabited in a while. Quickly snapped the picture and got back in the car. We were a little shocked that the cop (that we didn't see until after) didn't stop us to question what we were doing behind this random building at 815 on a Thursday.
It has been a good morning.
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