My posts on this blog aren’t all about RV modifications and maintenance. Sometimes we do other things. In this case, during our water sanitizing process… so yeah, can’t escape the maintenance stuff.

As previously mentioned, we are currently staying at the Olde Stone Village RV Park, which is next to the Evergreen Aviation & Space Museum.

They are connected by a walking path, of which we partook on Saturday:

The museum has some planes, including a jumbo jet, parked out front:

There’s also an Air Force Two plane outside:

The entrance to Evergreen Aviation Museum:

Wright Brothers plane (reproduction, of course):

Spirit of St Louis and Amelia Earhart info:

The museum is dominated by the massive Spruce Goose:

Spruce Goose info:

Inside the Spruce Goose:

Spruce Goose nose:

Spruce Goose wing:

Jet planes:

Prop planes:

Helicopter:

The path between the aviation and space buildings includes an indication of the distances between planets:

The space museum entrance:

Space stuff:

Capsule:

Rocket engines:

Helicopter and capsule:

Rocket engine:

Rover:

Lunar lander:

Moon buggy:

Moon buggy and lander:

Rocket segments:

Rover:

After the museums, we went for a drive, with the vague notion of perhaps doing some wine tasting, since there are a bunch of wineries in the area. But we don’t have any room for more wine at present, so decided to head to the Oregon coast instead.

We went to the outlet mall at Lincoln City, to buy some clothes and a blanket, then headed to the beach:

It was about 15:30, so we thought we’d have a snack or very early dinner at the Mo’s restaurant there, but even at that time it was very busy, with a half hour wait:

We decided we didn’t want to wait, so wandered across the road to an ice cream shop, and enjoyed cones instead:

When we got back, we spent the evening flushing out our fresh water. The excitement never ends.