Our adventure this weekend was downtown....There is a Naval aircraft carrier parked and used as a museum. Basically, you pay $17.00 per person, get individual headsets that are your tour guides throughout the day. You can then wander around the three levels of the ship and put buttons on your head set to hear info about it. I think we took about 150 pics, so these are just a few that don't do the ship justice. If anyone comes to visit this is a MUST SEE. Even I liked it! It really makes you appreciate the men in uniform...
Micah waiting for me to take a picture so we can go through the LONG hallway of doors... not for claustrophobic people!!
Beds where everyone slept....this picture makes the beds look twice as big as they really were. basically, if you sleep on your side, you probably would not fit.
People would not move for this picture but in case you cannot tell it reads "(Pratt) & Whitney R-2800 Double Wasp Engine The Engine that won the war" I just wanted to make sure people knew that I won the war....
There was a jail under the main floors and there were bathroom facilities for the prisoners. Micah couldn't help himself.
The Engine room. I cannot imagine how hot this place would be while the engines were running....it was a big tangled mess of machines and big things. crazy
Birds eye view of the ship. If you can read it, Sayonara is spelled out. There were actually navy men in uniform forming the letters to say goodbye to Tokyo Bay.
The top deck was loaded with planes and jets and helicopters. You could enter some of them and look around. Amazing!
Statue in the park next to the Midway...you can tell just how big it is by looking at the people next to it.
Walking back to the car, Micah and i sat to watch a cruise ship leave....sun was setting as it pulled away.
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