Clasheen by Nicola Brown (Free subscription) | 10/09/2009
Apologies for not writing sooner my promised post about Yosemite, Castle Air Museum and our wonderful whale watching trip but since arriving back home on Saturday evening I have been absolutely felled with some virus. Carmen has been brilliant, dispensing gorgeous chicken soup and amazing seafood dishes (my appetite has not been affected luckily but [...]
Merced Sun-Star.com -- Local (Free subscription) | 09/10/2009
(0) Text Size: tool name tool goes here - Thursday, Sep. 10, 2009Video: Castle Air Museum unveils F15 Eagle A few rules are needed to help foster a feeling of community. We encourage a free, CIVIL and open exchange of ideas in a climate of mutual respect, but any post that violates someone's right to use and enjoy mercedsunstar.com is prohibited. Before you post, please read the terms of use and obey...
Merced Sun-Star.com -- Local (Free subscription) | 09/27/2008
Backed by local vets and the Castle Air Museum, 13 local young women will again be featured in the 2009 version of the pin-up calendar, "For the Troops."
Google Sightseeing (Free subscription) | 09/11/2008
This weekend, I was lucky enough to see the only flying Avra Vulcan in existence, yet Murphy’s Law dictated that my camera should under no circumstances work. So, whilst this post was to be interjected with marvelous self-made imagery, it will instead attempt to use the imagery that Google provides. Thankfully, you have been gamely [...]
Joe Reifer - Words (Free subscription) | 05/17/2008
Hele-phant-copter, Castle Air Museum — by Joe Reifer Miroslav Tichý is a Czech photographer who uses funky home made cameras (via Brad Evans) Brad also sent a NYT article about portrait photographer Mike Disfarmer. I recently picked up Julia Scully's superb book Disfarmer: 1939-1946 Heber Springs Portraits - highly recommended The blog On Shadow has been consistently stimulating [...]
Houston Chronicle (Free subscription) | 04/20/2008
Old planes "land" at the Castle Air Museum on a lot less than a wing and a prayer. They usually come in pieces, their once-proud bodies taken apart and carried in on trucks.
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