Legoland

We had no plan for this weekend. So after my daughters accusing me of being lazy all morning long, I said what the heck, let's go to Legoland. That made them happy.

Greeted by this upside-down Lego-man.

And a Lego-man, maybe Lego-woman, worker.

I like these mini-scenes they made with legos. This looks like a concert scene in Central Park.

Lego and Star Wars go very well together.

A pirate pig.

Nicely painted ramp, to the bathroom :-)

Intrepid Sea, Air and Space Museum

Last time I went to see Intrepid was over twenty years ago. I don't have much memory of it then except that it was the largest ship I've ever seen. It's been renovated since then. I finally had a chance to bring my family to see it again. It didn't disappoint at all. My children loved the place too. This is a great museum for the whole family.

It's shooting objects this size that I wish I have a wide angle lens.

There were about twenty old air crafts on the flight deck. There were a few more on the hangar deck too. I only had my 35mm 1.8 lens. I wished I had bought 17-50mm lens instead.

The interior of the "Island", aka control tower, was quite cramped. I wonder how the personnel move about without having to squeeze thru each other.

There were a few models of the carrier on the hangar deck. The lego one is my favorite.

That's a lot of lego pieces.

Another angle

The details are unbelievable.