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@nathen007" What I loved about the place was that there were very few 'Do Not Touch' signs and it was a very tactile museum. If you wanted to stroke a 'sidewinder' you could. If you wanted to get up close and personal and examine every minute detail of the displays, that wasn't a problem.It was also very interactive but sadly, the simulators and some of the exhibits were closed due to the ongoing Covid restrictions.What I took away was the engineering and how totally mechanical aviation was, and most likely still is despite all the computers and electronics we have these days."
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@thenortherner" Almost in each of these houses you can stay overnight, and the hospitable owner will feed you delicious fish soup and tell you a lot of interesting things as a guide. He is not the guide whose lecture you get tired of listening to after 5 minutes, on the contrary, you want to listen and listen to him, sitting by the fire, inhaling the smell of earth and wood."
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@crazy-bee" Passing through the campus filled with beautifully trimmed miniature trees, between the two rows of betel nut Arhat statues in front of the temple carved in white stone. The statue of Bodhisattva Guanyin stands out because of its color and height. People here believe that since the temple was founded, with the Bodhisattva statue facing the sea, great storms have rarely devastated this city."
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