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I went flying with Becca and Jose on Sunday, and as we entered the pattern for landing back at Pearland, five WWII-era warbirds showed up for a landing as well! As Jose tried to land the plane with warbirds breathing down his neck, I snapped a bunch of crappy photos that didn't really do justice to the feeling that we were under attack! We'd barely cleared the runway when they came zooming in behind us. It was really cool.

Battleship Texas sits in the hot Houston sun, just as it has for years. Retired after World War II, it was bought by the people of Texas and became the first memorial battleship in the country.

Not sure if something was being installed on the ceiling or what, but I thought it was strange to see construction equipment in a room with absolutely nothing else there.

"Some things in here don't react well to bullets."

These shells were fired by the ten 5-inch guns aboard the USS Texas, a battleship that served in both world wars.

The main deck of the USS Lexington reflected in a mirror out a window on bridge (hence the dirty streaks).

Aircraft carriers. Not for the faint of heart. Or the claustrophobic.

This marks the transition between old and new. Photos prior to this date were part of my old photoblog, photo.saroy.net. Photos after this date belong to salcantay.net. That's not to say that there's any particular difference between the two. Only that they belong to a different site that I made after a long hiatus. Read into that what you will.

Saturn V 1st stage, Johnson Space Center, Houston, TX

Saturn V rocket, Johnson Space Center, Houston, TX