| From Gymnastics and Parkour at United Gym on 5/7/12 |
| From Gymnastics and Parkour at United Gym on 5/7/12 |
Keep Soaring and Exploring!
| From Gymnastics and Parkour at United Gym on 5/7/12 |
| From Gymnastics and Parkour at United Gym on 5/7/12 |
We went recently with our unschooling group on a self-lead tour through the plane yard and in the Aviation museum. There are volunteers available to answer questions and a museum store filled with great games, books, and even kid-sized air-flight suits (great for Halloween or just everyday dress-up fun).
There's many vintage planes on the grounds, but the biggest hit with many of the younger kids was the wooden "play" plane that the kids could actually get up and play on. They spent a lot of time playing on it while there.
Inside the museum there is memorabilia and artifacts that date to early Marine history. There's military uniforms, including those worn by some of the women in the military, trophies, and medals. Many of the artifacts date from WW II, the Korean War, and the Vietnam War.
The museum has Open Cockpit days throughout the year. Coming up on August 6-7th, and September 3-4th they will be having Open Cockpit days and you will be able to sit in a real Warbird!
The Flying Leatherneck Museum is located at T-4203 Anderson Ave, San Diego 92145 and the hours are Tuesday-Sunday, 9am-330pm. It is free but they do accept donations which support and help growth of the museum.
Here's what else is going on this week in San Diego: