Rocket Park At Dusk
 | | The Visitor Complex |
 | | From left to right: Juno, Mercury-Atlas, Thor-Delta and Mercury-Redstone. |
 | | The business end of a Saturn 1B. This type of rocket launched the Apollo 7 and the three manned Skylab missions. |
 | | In this theatre astronauts give talks to the public. It was here that the plenary session of the NASA Space Conference was held on 2010 April 15. |
 | | No, I didn't patronise this establishment! |
 | | One of the myriad of attractions. |
 | | What is claimed as the largest space shop in the world! |
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During April the Visitor Complex normally closes at 6 pm, but it being Good Friday the place was open late. So, as dusk fell, I spent half an hour until 8:15 pm photographing the extensive rocket park, which was illuminated with spot and flood lamps. Not many folks get to photograph the park against a post sunset twilight sky.
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Text, images and audio Copyright to Andrew Rennnie, 2010
