Yesterday Doralya, Chris and I decided to drive down and get as close as possible to Cape Canaveral at the Kennedy Space Center to see the launch of space shuttle Discovery. This was our first trip to see a lift-off and things went smoothly. Although I hate crowds, it was worth it to be so close to the launch. Everything worked out perfectly from the drive down, finding a perfect spot in a little park across from the space center to the weather and lift-off. I guess if I wanted to nitpick I could complain about the traffic going home, but even I'm not that much of a grouse.Sunday, June 01, 2008
Shuttle Launch
Yesterday Doralya, Chris and I decided to drive down and get as close as possible to Cape Canaveral at the Kennedy Space Center to see the launch of space shuttle Discovery. This was our first trip to see a lift-off and things went smoothly. Although I hate crowds, it was worth it to be so close to the launch. Everything worked out perfectly from the drive down, finding a perfect spot in a little park across from the space center to the weather and lift-off. I guess if I wanted to nitpick I could complain about the traffic going home, but even I'm not that much of a grouse.
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6 comments:
You are so lucky, Craig. I've always wanted to witness a Shuttle Launch in person since I was a child.
RockyManiac
Yeah, we were lucky to get to see it live!
Same here. I wish I could have been there.
Crowmagnumman
Wish you could have been there too!
Me too. Was the blast off loud from where you were, Craig ?
Jazzman
Not so much loud as a rumbling vibration that came through you.
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