Today while Nonnie visited Heidleberg I left the cruise, caught a train to Speyer, and visited the Technical Museum in Speyer, Germany. The have a real Russian space shuttle, the original training landing craft for Apollo 11, a moon rock, about 75 airplanes, 4 locomotives, fire engines and lots and lots of cars. All you car guys would love this place. Nonnie was concerned about me taking the train away from the cruise, but our ship ended the day in Speyer, where I had been all day at the museum. Here are a few pictures
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| This thing is huge. Look at the Mercedes parked under it. |
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| BMW from early 60s |
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| Mercedes fron 20's and a German ME 109 |
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| The red white and blue motorcycle did 211 MPH at Bonneville. |
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| German plane from 1915 |
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| Mercedes 500K 1936 custom coach work |
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| Moon Rock |
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| Original trainer for Apollo 11 with electric car trainer for later Apollo Mission |
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| Russian shuttle cargo bay |
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| 3 engine Junkers |
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| 280 SEL |
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| Munchin 4 Motor cycles |
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| Texas Air National Guard Plane |
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| 747 150 feed in the air. You could walk out on the wing. They had a slide to get down. |
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| Wright flyer |
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| 356 makes my heart race. |
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| Military Volkswagen |
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| 300SL |
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| Red Barron Plane. Wing span of about 16 feet but 3 of them. |
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| WWI plane hanging on the wall |
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| They also had ships. |
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