View Full Version : From Norfolk Nebraska to Mt Rushmore
Glenn[_2_]
December 8th 07, 10:17 PM
Gentleman (and ladies if any viewing) Next year I may well be in Norfolk
Nebraska and I want to go and View Mt Rushmore. so for you locals or those
in the know, what would I expect to pass aviation wise on the road.
Cheers
Glenn
Daniel[_2_]
December 8th 07, 11:49 PM
South Dakota Air and Space Museum at Ellsworth Air Force Base
www.ellsworth.af.mil/museum.asp
"Glenn" > wrote in message
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> Gentleman (and ladies if any viewing) Next year I may well be in Norfolk
> Nebraska and I want to go and View Mt Rushmore. so for you locals or
> those in the know, what would I expect to pass aviation wise on the road.
>
> Cheers
>
> Glenn
OneIguY
December 9th 07, 04:46 AM
damn I musta driven right past in in 06 . . . . . blind old bat :(
"Daniel" > wrote in message
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> South Dakota Air and Space Museum at Ellsworth Air Force Base
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> www.ellsworth.af.mil/museum.asp
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> "Glenn" > wrote in message
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>> Gentleman (and ladies if any viewing) Next year I may well be in Norfolk
>> Nebraska and I want to go and View Mt Rushmore. so for you locals or
>> those in the know, what would I expect to pass aviation wise on the road.
>>
>> Cheers
>>
>> Glenn
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>
Luke
December 9th 07, 08:36 AM
"Glenn" > wrote in message
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> Gentleman (and ladies if any viewing) Next year I may well be in Norfolk
> Nebraska and I want to go and View Mt Rushmore. so for you locals or
> those in the know, what would I expect to pass aviation wise on the road.
Don't know which way you are coming from, but the SAC museum in Omaha
was pertty interesting when I was there last year....
Luke
Glenn[_2_]
December 9th 07, 09:28 AM
"Luke" > wrote in message
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> "Glenn" > wrote in message
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>> Gentleman (and ladies if any viewing) Next year I may well be in Norfolk
>> Nebraska and I want to go and View Mt Rushmore. so for you locals or
>> those in the know, what would I expect to pass aviation wise on the road.
>
>
> Don't know which way you are coming from, but the SAC museum in Omaha
> was pertty interesting when I was there last year....
>
>
Thanks, got that one pencilled in already.
Luke
December 9th 07, 05:19 PM
"Glenn" > wrote in message
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> "Luke" > wrote in message
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>> "Glenn" > wrote in message
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>>> Gentleman (and ladies if any viewing) Next year I may well be in
>>> Norfolk Nebraska and I want to go and View Mt Rushmore. so for you
>>> locals or those in the know, what would I expect to pass aviation wise
>>> on the road.
>>
>>
>> Don't know which way you are coming from, but the SAC museum in Omaha
>> was pertty interesting when I was there last year....
>>
>>
> Thanks, got that one pencilled in already.
Cool. I expect your photos of the displays will be a hellova lot better
than mine. I look forward to seeing them....
Luke
Glenn[_2_]
December 10th 07, 05:41 AM
"john smith" > wrote in message
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> If you are going to Mt Rushmore (a big disappointment if you do not have a
> long lense), head on over to Devil's Tower in Gillette Wyoming and see the
> UFO landing site featured in CLOSE ENCOUNTERS.
>
> As for Mt Rushmore, the viewing area is so far from the rock face, it
> looks nothing like the close up photos in the advertising.
Hmmm. Well that would explain why my brother reckons the Badlands was
better.
Jack G[_2_]
December 10th 07, 07:18 AM
But there is a walking trail that puts you right under their noses! Takes a
half hour or 45 minutes round trip.
Jack G.
> As for Mt Rushmore, the viewing area is so far from the rock face, it
> looks nothing like the close up photos in the advertising.
Dave Mann
December 14th 07, 12:16 AM
Jack G wrote:
> But there is a walking trail that puts you right under their noses! Takes a
> half hour or 45 minutes round trip.
>
> Jack G.
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>> As for Mt Rushmore, the viewing area is so far from the rock face, it
>> looks nothing like the close up photos in the advertising.
>
>
There's the upper walking trail which will take you to the entrance of
the memorial vault. The vault is sometimes opened to visitors and has
all kinds of memorabilia inside.
Say, Glenn, you are coming over from New Zealand?
Why not a bunch of us who are in the area meet up with you and yours at
some central place like the SAC Museum and have an eye-ball get
together. I am sure if you post your times of visit enough in advance,
those of us who are independently wealthy -- errrr, I mean retired
military -- can drive up, down or over to meet up .. should be a fine
party!
Cheers,
Dave
Glenn[_2_]
December 14th 07, 07:11 AM
"Dave Mann" > wrote in message
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> Jack G wrote:
>> But there is a walking trail that puts you right under their noses!
>> Takes a
>> half hour or 45 minutes round trip.
>>
>> Jack G.
>>
>>> As for Mt Rushmore, the viewing area is so far from the rock face, it
>>> looks nothing like the close up photos in the advertising.
>>
>>
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> There's the upper walking trail which will take you to the entrance of
> the memorial vault. The vault is sometimes opened to visitors and has
> all kinds of memorabilia inside.
>
> Say, Glenn, you are coming over from New Zealand?
well not quite. I'm coming from Australia :-)
>
> Why not a bunch of us who are in the area meet up with you and yours at
> some central place like the SAC Museum and have an eye-ball get
> together. I am sure if you post your times of visit enough in advance,
> those of us who are independently wealthy -- errrr, I mean retired
> military -- can drive up, down or over to meet up .. should be a fine
> party!
sounds good to me :-)
>
> Cheers,
>
> Dave
>
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