In the Magazine

This military museum is on the property of a former fort. The only real structure left is an ammo magazine built into the hillside. All of this is inside it. Mainly stuff from between the world wars and through World War 2. Torpedos dominate.

 

Breakfast and Tortillas

Andreas needed his tater tots for breakfast. We ate well. This was Ol'South - we were revisiting favorites before having to leave.

 

Just Carol

Carol claims she's always overlooked. She's not; she just thinks she is. So here is a post with only photos of her on a walk.

 

Scarves from Ukraine

Andreas buys things at each artisan fair at the Embassy. He bought these scarves for me. I especially like the one with the schematics on it. Most are silk.

 

Interwar Cars

Vehicles used by the Polish military and government during the years between World Wars One and Two.

 

Railhead Lunch

A very filling lunch from Railhead. I miss them, too. Will be back in a month. We are going to be eating waaay too much in August.

 

Many Puppy Faces

Lots of faces showing lots of attitude. And how small a space a Grayson can curl up into.

 

To Space And Back

Teeny tiny Russian space capsule from the early days. It's just parked outdoors at the Polish military museum.

 

Joe T's Again

A month and a half and I will be here. I can't wait.

 

Existential Angst

Both boys pondering the meaning of existence while lounging around.