Sunday 25th November- Jenson and Pima day out

JB with is well earned Champagne

We were up early to watch the Brazilian GP from Sao Paulo and needless to say it did not dissapoint and was one of the most exciting races of the season. We had rain,good and bad tyre choices and a few accidents but Jenson Button won the race in brilliant fashion which we were both delighted to see.
We had a light breakfast and then departed to the PIMA Museum which host the third largest display of historic aircraft in the USA. The have over 300 aircraft either within the various buildings and outside on rather a large site.
We opted for the trolley tour as the walking trip is 2.5 miles and as it was rather warm, around 28 degrees C, and this gave us a great tour with a very informative commentary.
For lunch we used the on site cafe and the food was very good but not cheap.

Trailer Park on outskirts of Tucson

The journey to and from the site enabled us to see how some of the poorer and also richer people live, some great big beautiful houses and lots of people living in RV's and Trailer parks.
Anyway, we will have to return to the museum on Monday as we wish to do the 'Boneyard' tour which is on a military base where they store almost 4000 aircraft of varying types.
Tonight we enjoyed the Pork Chops and then watched a film on TV called, Lost in Translation, we actually own this movie and it is all filmed in Japan.
And so to bed.