I left off in my last blog telling you that I began the Aviation Trail in the summer of 2016. The week after last, one day, I collected the stamps for the Wright Brothers Memorial and Huffman Prairie Flying Field and for the archives in the special collections of the Wright State University Library. The next day I went back out and went to Woodland Cemetery and ended the trail at the National Aviation Heritage Museum. While the trail has about 14 stops total tourists and aviation enthusiast alike can visit, all around the Dayton area or certainly within an hour drive, I opted to hit just seven local spots so I could say I traveled at least half the trail, get the bear, buy him a beer, and finish it so I could go on with my #lifegoalsbucketlist.
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Showing posts with label Woodland Cemetery and Arboretum. Show all posts
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Sunday, June 17, 2018
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Traveling the Aviation Trail (Part 2: Finishing My Seven Stops)
I left off in my last blog telling you that I began the Aviation Trail in the summer of 2016. The week after last, one day, I collecte...
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