Shuttle Approaching Edwards AFB...pic

[Cane Pole]

A friend of mine sent this from California yesterday. First time shuttle has landed in CA in 2 years. Not many more Shuttle missions scheduled before the Shuttle program is retired.

[pwbuilding]

I Live About 40 Miles From The Base. My Wife Seen It Come In While I Was Out Fishing. First The Bang ' Then The Shuttle.

[M1Tommy]

That is way-cool. Yeah, I'm a space-junkie!

Thanks for the photo.
Tommy

[Darryl Morris]

That is a once-in-a-lifetime pic. Thanks for sharing. I'm waiting to see if them NASA boys find water on other planets because I want to be the first interstellar fishing guide, LOL. If it can be caught I want to try!!!

[RagflyJigMan]

Hey Darryl Morris, when you get to be that space guide I want to be the first one to book a trip.

[FishnLine]

That is a once-in-a-lifetime pic. Thanks for sharing. I'm waiting to see if them NASA boys find water on other planets because I want to be the first interstellar fishing guide, LOL. If it can be caught I want to try!!!

I hope there's gravity or it may take a lot of weight to keep your hook in the water. :D

[harpenter]

Yeah, we don't get to see things like that in the midwest. Thanks for sharing.

[Barnacle Bill]

Since you like that sort of thing you might like this one. It was take by VFP-62 whe I was stationed with the squadron in the early 60s.

[GRIZZ]

I spent a winter in Daytona and spent many an evening walking the beach by Ponce De leon Inlet. One night I was out on the pier during a shuttle launch at night. The inlet is just a little ways north of Cape Canaveral. Sure was a sight, and it was fun watching it with all the other gawkers.