On the top floor of most nicer hotels you can find luxury suites, penthouses or other fine accommodations. Amenities might include private dining areas, snacks, beverages and who knows what else. You know you’ve made it when…
Read MoreIn 1956, an R4D (named “Que Sera Sera”) landed at the South Pole and became the first expedition to stand at that spot since Captain Scott of the Royal Navy reached…
Read MoreOn a recent trip to the Johnson Space Center in Houston, I had a chance to see their anechoic chamber. It’s a room lined with sound absorption spiked walls, preventing sound…
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The appreciation that people have for cars varies greatly. You have collectors that like the classics and strive to maintain everything in its original form. Then you have the guys…
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When I was walking towards this arch, I knew I couldn’t pass until I took a photo. It just seemed a natural as the arch framed over downtown Houston. I’m…
Read MoreHot rods come in all shapes and sizes. From 1997 to 2002, Chrysler Plymouth made 11,702 Prowlers and today it is still sought after for it’s unique look. One of the…
Read More“Red sky in morning, sailor’s warning” is an old proverb that means bad weather is on the way. Well, I don’t recall any rain on the day I took this…
Read MoreYesterday I attended the “Wings and Wheels” day at the 1940 Air Terminal Museum by Hobby Airport in Houston. Once a month, local pilots fly in their airplanes and a car…
Read MoreNational Statuary Hall, also known as the Old Hall of the House, is the large, two-story, semicircular room south of the Rotunda. The meeting place of the U.S. House of Representatives…
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