Teller1900
En-Route
The Owl's Head Transportation Museum itself is awesome, and well worth visiting, but at the end of the month it gets better.
http://www.ohtm.org/*SprAutoShw08.html
http://www.ohtm.org/*SprAutoShw08.html
Classic cars, classic planes, and the Maine coast...not a bad way to spent a weekend! I'll be there, along with the fiance and a friend of mine from LEB; I'm pretty sure Harley (and possibly Her Majesty) will be there too. If anyone can make it, let me know!The antique aeroplane show will begin at 9:30 a.m., weather permitting. Aircraft conservator Karl Erickson and a team of volunteers have been working tirelessly on getting the Museum’s fleet of of World War I-era biplanes ready to take to the skies. Back on the flight line will be the 1917 Curtiss JN-4 or “Jenny” made popular by barnstormers of the 1920s. Also seeing action will be the 1917 Nieuport 28C.1, 1916 Sopwith Pup and of course, the 1917 Fokker DR.I triplane (aka the Red Baron) among others. An open flightline will allow visitors to get an up close look at the planes as well as talk to the pilots.
The Museum will auction off rides aboard its 1941 Stearman and 1933 Waco biplanes. Rides are good for one year and are transferable. The Stearman carries one passenger, the Waco carries two.