I am a big fan of Sean Dunne, great up and coming young director, check out this short documentary and his others. This particular one is of a man and his record collection. It is the largest in the world, problem is he is going blind wants to sell it and no one is interested.

http://vimeo.com/1546186

 

I think that this VIDEO TOUR of the International Space Station (ISS) is pretty cool. Stick with it. About half way through he goes back to the beginning and explains what you are looking at.

Growing up in the "Space Age" I have long wanted to go into space. However, after looking at this I have to wonder if I could take being in such a confined area for six months? Although, I think that I could easily spend a month just looking out the windows looking down at the earth and watching the weather including the thunder storms which look really cool from space.

How about you? Would you like to visit the ISS? And, if so, how long would you like to stay?

P.S. Don't forget that when you get back to earth you would be younger than the rest of us of the exact same age that stayed earth bound.

 

Thanks, Matt. I could not believe all the crap stored in the passageways!

 

Jim,

Now I really regret that I did not take the turn off into the town of Silverton when I drove down the Million Dollar Highway last year after S2K Days when I did a lap of Colorado before heading home on US RT 50.

 

I think that when it comes to actual "crap" they just expel that and turn it into "space junk". Or should I be more PC and state it as "post excretion human satellite".

On a more serious note, I also thought that was interesting especially in the one passage way. At least they do not have to worry about walking across it and damaging anything.

 

Don't know if it is a repost, bald eagle swimming. It takes a while to get to the good part.

http://www.youtube.com/embed/87xNpOYOlQ4?rel=0

 

Dang, and I thought I had a lot records! Cool video Charlie.

 

glad you enjoyed it Dave.. try this one from Sean as well

http://veryapeproductions.com/ManInVan/

 

Eight years! I'd say he's adjusted. The nice thing about coming from less is I know I could be very happy living with less.

 

http://veryapeproductions.com/Buckles/



A video of the only living vet from WW1