Summer of 18-#68 - Museum Of Aviation, Robins AFB, Travelling back to Jacksonville

Tuesday, September 25th, 2018
I decided to stay at home today, while Bryan visited the Museum of Aviation at Robins AFB.  It is the second largest museum of the United States Air Force.

Bryan took this picture of a butterfly that he saw for me.

I got him to label the planes for you.

A-10

C-119

F-101

G-2

P-2 Poseidon

F-16

F-102

Upper Heyford F-111e

F-111e

F-111e

F-111e

F-111e

T-33 Flightline at Elmendorf AFB, Alaska. Bryan was stationed here and worked these airplanes.

Sopwith Camel

HH-3

T-33

C-130

F-105

P-40

P-40

P-51

It looks like he had a good day.  I might have to go with him next time.

Wednesday, September 26th,2018

Today is our wedding anniversary and also, a travel day.  We have one more overnight stop before we get back to Jacksonville for the winter.

On the road

We arrived at Cains Creekside RV Park in Hahira, Georgia.  

Our view 

Lots of bird life

We didn't do anything, except relax.  It was an uneventful anniversary and that's ok. We are exhausted from our travels this summer, and looking forward to some downtime and seeing the kids again.  Don't get me wrong, we have thoroughly enjoyed this trip and would do it all over again, but we have realized that we need to spend winters in one place, to recharge our and Lily's batteries!!!!

Thursday, September 27th, 2018
We took our time getting up and on the road to Jacksonville.

Back in Florida

We arrived at NAS Jacksonville Campground and got partially setup in a site.  We will move sites tomorrow when one of our preferred sites becomes available, and then we can really unpack as we will be here until the end of March, 2019.

This is the last post of the "Summer of 18".  I doubt I will post anything further for the year, although if we have any days out I might do a post, we will have to see.  If not, see you back next year for the "Summer of 19".