From a visit to the Udvar-Hazy Center, an extension of the Smithsonian National Air and Space Museum. The SR-71 Blackbird And the Concorde I remember that at the end of a trip to Europe as we were flying home through Charles de Gaulle Airport in mid-July of 2000 we took a bus out across the tarmac to board our plane, and the very next plane over was a Concorde. I snapped a picture of it, but I don't seem to have a copy here on my computer, even though I have pictures from the rest of that trip. It was memorable because it was only a week or two later that the Concorde blew up on takeoff from Paris. Since I can't find my mediocre picture of a Concorde sitting on a runway, In lieu of that I'll instead post this one from the very last flight of the Concorde in 2003, which is considered by some to be the very best aviation photograph of all time. https://www.cnn.com/travel/article/concorde-last-flight-photo/index.html

Q turned out to be a great letter. I'm also looking forward to U, V and Z. Can't wait to see X! I've been going through my photos looking for something that would work for X, but haven't been having much luck until today.

Not all plants flower including pines, mosses, ferns. But this week, we are about plants not known or prized for their flowers, but for their other features, as opposed to last week which was concentrated on flowers specifically. This job is hard enough, guys. Don't make it harder! ;)

eld...You look AMAZING! -------------------------------- Painting @ The Broadmoor Hotel. Est 1918.