@strat61caster

How often do you play and where? My GF and I want to get into some other campaigns with our characters as our normal group only really has time maybe once every few months.


Also do you play in a band? I feel like i might somehow actually know you from other things but i have no idea who you really are due to Forum Anonymity.

Fair warning. I like to hit every museum I can when I go someplace new. I dragged poor Ultra through car, aircraft and tech museums all through the PNW. Hell we even went through an attack submarine.

I have had the Asian squats after some bad Chinese food a few times in my life.

You can tour a victory ship, liberty ship, sub, and an aircraft carrier in the Bay Area (Red Oak Victory, Jeremiah O’Brien, USS Pampanito, and USS Hornet).

There are also tech museums and things.

OH damnit this could change everything.

There are FOUR ships to tour I don't need any more museums.

One can NEVER have enough (learned this from my dad).

The available time vs museum saturation ratio is way off for such a short trip.
The Jeremiah O’Brien was one of the first model kits I ever built as a kit (it has remained a life long hobby) and I spent many hours glued to the TV watching the Hornet during the Apollo missions. I forgot these ships were there but they almost rate as a bucket list item for me now that I am reminded.

If you go further south near Santa Cruz there's an amazing car museum at Canepa, Moffet Field is pretty neat if you're into airplanes, and the Computer History Museum is fun to visit as well. Of course if you come to the Bay Area you'll have to go through the mandated course in proper use of "Hella".

Yeah, I totally understand. That should be a fantastic experience.

Hope you take some :coolpics:

Fuck.

:suicide:

I just moved to Sacramento. Still learning what's in the area

The engine room of the Jeremiah O’Brien is really cool. If you decide to visit the Hornet, the Pacific Pinball Museum is right down the street. There’s also a great tiki bar nearby called Forbidden Island.

Damn, you just made me miss Alameda in one post