This is one cool plane. To be in the presence of something of such historical value was awesome. It was not until just now that I began thinking of what this plane was used for…dropping an atomic bomb. Surely there is not radiation left in it, but stop and think about it…what if there is; and I was standing just a few feet from it. I think my hair is falling out. Wait, sorry, my wife just reminded me I was going bald before…
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I like your shot of the Enola Gay! I was just there about three weeks ago. I felt the same way about being in the presence of actual “history”. Here’s a link to my shot.
http://www.timstanleyphotography.com/2011/06/the-enola-gay/
Tim, thank you for stopping by. I love your perspective of the Enola Gay. What a wonderful aircraft. I made it there after 4 pm and only had about an hour to explore, but what an hour.