[WWI] Back from Finland visiting museums
Karen Rychlewski
krychski at earthlink.net
Thu Aug 7 00:12:41 EDT 2008
On Aug 6, 2008, at 5:16 PM, Knut Erik Hagen wrote:
...a highly informative and amusing tale of his travels in Finland. I
rate it 7 chuckles and 3 guffaws...
Reminded me of some travels of my younger days: in Paris, no one I
asked could give me metro/bus/etc directions to the Lafayette
Escadrille Memorial--never did get to see it. And when I finally
reached the Le Bourget AF Museum (one metro to the end of the line,
then several buses, as I recall), the batteries in my camera died
after three or four shots: had to leave the museum, walk briskly
about 3/4 of a mile looking for a camera shop (did I mention it was
Saturday afternoon?) with the proper batteries, walk less briskly
back to the museum and resume ogling until they closed. At least I
had enough film. And then there was the pilgrimage to
Shuttleworth...but that's another story.
I hope you'll write it up for IM just as you wrote it for us :-))
> Knut Erik
> (Going to Borneo two weeks from now and heading for Texas in early
> October)
Arrrrggghhhhh!! You get to go to all the neat places; will you stop
in Brunei?
Karen (currently finalizing a jaunt up the Mekong from Saigon to the
Golden Triangle in Thailand: 3 different travel agencies; 4 or 5
different boats; 4 different airlines...but I get to fly business
class from Chicago to Bangkok and back)
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