Showing posts with label launch. Show all posts
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Thursday, July 19, 2012
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43 years ago today: Where were you when Apollo 11 lifted off for the moon? | al.com
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| My Apollo XI patch right above my monitor. I look at it every day. |
I was four years old when Apollo XI lifted off on it's historical journey. Even as a little kid I watched every bit of news coverage I could find. I couldn't get enough. I had been stricken by a bad case of Moon Fever. It was so bad that I wouldn't let my daddy gas up the car anyplace but the local Gulf station because they were giving out fold-up paper models of the lunar module with every fill up. Remember those?
Thanks to the wonders of the Internet, we can relive the joy of inserting tab A into slot B. Here is a high resolution copy of that wonderful childhood memory that you can print onto card stock and make yourself.
Here are some other superb Apollo papercraft models to build-- a perfect way to spend some quality time with the kids on a rainy afternoon.
Apollo Papercraft Models To Print
Apollo Papercraft Models To Print
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