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On 06/06/2015 17:52, Charles Lindbergh wrote:
On Sat, 06 Jun 2015 17:33:57 +0100, Ri©ardo wrote: Ri©ardo Great pictures of what we in the USMC used to call "targets". However that museum could use a lot more indoor space! They have a great collection but just not enough indoor room! I suppose money for such things is at a real premium in smaller countries. Thanks again! Hi Charles, Thank you for your comments. I'd read some reviews of the museum before going and I specifically packed a wide angle lens because of the comments about the space situation for the indoor exhibits. In other indoor areas the lighting situation is dreadful which is an added complication in the absence of a flashgun. Nonetheless they have a great collection of aircraft and staff throughout the museum are very pleasant and polite and will do their best to assist if they can. One of their problems is that they are located on a working air force base, hence expansion does not seem to be an option. Indeed, there's a large graveyard of old Soviet era aircraft which, unfortunately, is located within a military restricted zone where photography is prohibited - and it's always wise when in someone else's country to abide by their rules. Money is indeed one of their problems, following the division of Czechoslovakia in the early nineties into the Czech Republic and the Slovak Republic, although both of them are now EU members and things are improving. The rebuilding of the economies of the eastern European countries, once released from Soviet domination, has not, however, been an easy process. Ri©ardo Sorry about the quality of the picture - I dropped the lens! -- Moving Things In Still Pictures |
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