Fair Winds and Following Interstates
March 31, 2024
After catching an Easter sunrise service on Travis AFB that was held in a C-5 Galaxy cargo bay, we headed over to the Western Railway Museum. The museum is devoted to the electric railways that served much of California's past. We found it interesting that our train conductor and motorman both had jobs in regional transport. They volunteer at the museum on weekends. They are train geeks for sure!
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| Easter sunrise service in a C-5 Galaxy |
March 30, 2024
Actually, it was the Charles M Schulz Museum. After we left the Golden Gate Bridge, we still had plenty of day left. The Charles M Schulz Museum was only about 45 minutes north of the bridge. We decided to save ourselves some travel time on another day.
The good news is that we unexpectedly hit a free admission day. The bad news is we unexpectedly hit a free admission day. With lots of kids' activities, the museum was a bit crowded with kids and their parents.
So we wandered around the museum, reading comics and enjoying the humor of Charles Schulz as well as the tributes from around the world.
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| Ceramic tile mosaic of 1100 Sunday comics |
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| Cartoonist honor Schulz on 100th birthday anniversary |
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| Sketches saved by the Schultz's secretary |
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| Recreation of easel |
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| Why I titled this entry as Li'l Folks |
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| Kite-eating tree |
