That sounds nice! I had... a weird mix of stuff on my walls; parents were actually nice enough to get me a couple of framed bird prints (which I still have up in my current place!), some space-related mini-pics, but in a way my walls were too full of bookshelves to have much room for posters. But yeah, classic cars, aerospace and nature/landscapes have always been favorite subjects of mine.
You're in Baton Rouge, if I remember right? Do you ever make it north as far as Nashville? The Lane Motor Museum I mentioned is a really neat place to go, they have more than 400 cars in their collection with a lot of them being vintage. They focus heavily on non-US cars, so they have several MG's, Citroens, the Tatras, BMW's from the 30's through the 60's...
Another couple of neat auto museums I can recommend are the Indy Motor Speedway museum and the Henry Ford museum in Dearborn, MI; although the Henry Ford has a LOT more than just cars. (Airplanes, including one from Byrd's 1926 polar expedition; locomotives; furniture, from an industrial design standpoint; industrial machinery, including an original Edison generator; historic exhibits, like the bus from the Rosa Parks Montgomery sit-in; and more.)
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Date: 2015-01-25 05:29 am (UTC)You're in Baton Rouge, if I remember right? Do you ever make it north as far as Nashville? The Lane Motor Museum I mentioned is a really neat place to go, they have more than 400 cars in their collection with a lot of them being vintage. They focus heavily on non-US cars, so they have several MG's, Citroens, the Tatras, BMW's from the 30's through the 60's...
Another couple of neat auto museums I can recommend are the Indy Motor Speedway museum and the Henry Ford museum in Dearborn, MI; although the Henry Ford has a LOT more than just cars. (Airplanes, including one from Byrd's 1926 polar expedition; locomotives; furniture, from an industrial design standpoint; industrial machinery, including an original Edison generator; historic exhibits, like the bus from the Rosa Parks Montgomery sit-in; and more.)